Fri, 15/01/2010 – Jude Fanton
You can now see and show a 34 slide Powerpoint on why and how to create food gardens in schools in our resources section.
www.seedsavers.net/resources/school-gardens-powerpoint
Thank you to Fiona Campbell for professional help with Powerpoint layout and Bryan West at Fortress Learning in Queensland and John Brisbin of Boab Interactive for uploading it to the net. We’d also like to thank the teachers and students of Byron Bay Public School for their participation in the original project upon which the Powerpoint is based.
School Gardens Powerpoint now available free for parents and teachers
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