Primary School

School gardens teach children about the origin of food, creating a powerful connection to the dinner plate that’s simply magical. Kids can help plant, water, weed, and harvest produce, and after spending time caring for the plants, they’ll be more apt to eat the fruits of their labor. This same magic has an effect on adults, too. When you toss a homegrown salad together, cook a pot of greens, or serve a stir-fried medley of vegetables, you have a deeper appreciation of its amazing path to your plate.

 Growing food from seed to table is a wonderful experience that not all of us are fortunate enough to enjoy. At Frankln School, we would like to start our own community garden project so that the children will get the opportunity to plant a seed, nurture it, grow it, harvest it, and eat it!

We would like to start a garden project here at school and we would like your help!

Your help can come in the form of helping us build the plant boxes, mixing the soil, donating seeds, materials or compost, volunteering gardening time or giving a monetary donation!

Help us meet our goals!

A community project