The aim of our project is to build a compost bin and a vegetable garden so that children at our three kindergarten sites can learn about and participate in reducing waste, the impact it has on the environment and understand the cycle of growing vegetables.
The children will be involved in collecting scraps, sorting recyclable materials, and managing food waste.
They will also be designing the new garden beds, growing the plants from seed, caring for the plants and harvesting and eating the produce!
The expected outcomes of the project include our students learning the plant life cycle and where food comes from.
The children will learn about sustainability, the ecosystem and environmental awareness through this process.
They will also get an understanding of the plant process, by being able to see the entire plant process from planting to harvesting and then eating the produce and promoting healthy choices.
All three kindergarten sites will benefit from the installation of compost bins and vegetable gardens.
$1321
Providing students with a clear cross body bag with their own personal 'credit' card to use at the school's Southside Cafe.
$1455
Fencing to protect our school's living educational space where students learn about First Nations people and cultures.
$500
We're introducing a screen-free, hands-on programmable coding robot to support STEM learning in early childhood education.
$733