Diary

Our tiny Radishes, Carrots and Beetroots are starting to sprout. Also we have some courgettes doing really well. But, saving the best until last, our strawberries are looking great!!!

Take a look at some images of our garden in transition. Lots of harvesting, preparation of beds and general untidiness...

The rain has stopped and the sun has been beating down on the garden for a couple of weeks. Check out our bursting flower beds and planters...

It's raining. It's been raining for a long time :-(

So we have made today... 'Close Up Rainy Monday' :-)

5S have been out in the garden trimming some Kale (Brassica) to try their edible leaves. Did you know that kale was grown as part of the 'Dig for Victory' campaign during WW2 because it is easy to grow and full of nutrients? Yum!

Back after our Easter Break to find a blooming and booming garden!!!

Year five have been investigating asexual reproduction in plants, looking closely at bulbs, as part of their science curriculum!

The Beast from the East has made a return and sprinkled crispy white snow across the Edible Playground. We have never seen a Stag Beetle covered in snow before. Have you?

Take a look a our composting area, our giant Stag Beetle and how The Edible Playground sits perfectly next to the Church...

The Beast from the East has hit the Edible Playground. Bringing coldness and snow but... it looks amazing!!!

New 360 degree Virtual Reality images are available of our garden. Click here to see images of the greenhouse, under the netting and the garden.

We have just come back in to school after half term and the garden is looking great. Take a look...

Long time no see!! It has been a cold winter but we are starting to see our garden come to life. Take a look...

We have been tasting and voting on our favourite types of fruit and vegetables.

Thanks to Year 5 and Year 2, our first plants are in the ground and our greenhouse is looking good too!!

Year 5 have been busy getting our first plants in the ground. They have planted Brassicas (better known as Kale) in to area 5 of our garden.