Ataeymir Secondary School, Karacasu, Aydın, TURKEY

Geyre Secondary School, Karacasu, Aydın, TURKEY

GEYRE ORTAOKULU

We took another step towards a wonderful activity in our school. We made a vegetable garden with the students in our school and worked on compost in the backyard. In this way, we produce our own fertilizer and use it in our own garden. We have already started eating our vegetables.

GAZİPAŞA İLKOKULU, Kastamonu, TÜRKİYE

Osnovna škola "Skadarlija" / Skadarlija Elementary School Beograd, Srbija / Belgrade, Serbia

The teamwork of our students involved beautifying the classroom with a green corner. The students selected the plants based on certain characteristics they found important. They then recorded the basic traits of each plant and explained why they chose to plant it. In the following period, they will monitor how the plants grow and develop, while younger students are tasked with watering them as needed. The students approached this task entirely on their own, and we are very satisfied with their teamwork.

The students independently created images and arranged photo collages, writing a description of each plant so that other students in the school could learn something new.

FATİH SECONDARY SCHOOL BALIKESİR, Bandirma, TÜRKİYE

FATİH SECONDARY SCHOOL-NAZLI MUSLU KIROĞLU

THE STUDENTS PLANTED DIFFERENT KIND OF TREES ON OUR SCHOOL GARDEN AND SHARED THEIR OPINIONS ABOUT THE HEALTHY EATING

School no. 81, Bucharest, Romania

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HACIİLBEY ORTA OKULU, TEKİRDAĞ, TÜRKİYE

Derince Özel Asaf Fen Lisesi, KOCAELİ, TÜRKİYE

Osnovna škola Ivana Brlić Mažuranić, Strizivojna, Croatia

Učenici su sadili voćnjak bademe, kestene i trešnje. sadili su gredice sa cvijećem, izrađivali hotel za kukce. Takvi vrtovi su za očuvanje biološke raznolikosti .  

Colegio Docente Atenea Mérida, Extremadura, España (Spain)

Our school has an organic garden where students plant, care for, and harvest vegetables. 

Ceip Anejas, SPAIN

 Classroom/School Garden 

The renaturalized courtyard, with its wooden benches and lush green areas, provided a perfect environment for the all-round development of the students.

The carefully maintained terraces and strategically placed compost bins were tangible evidence of the school's commitment to sustainable agriculture.

The insect hotel and fruit trees added additional layers of biodiversity, creating welcoming habitats for a variety of creatures and encouraging an appreciation for nature.

One of the highlights of our class work is our research immersion in the classroom, where we immerse ourselves in the fascinating world of seeds.