Blaen Y Maes Primary School Garden
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The document outlines the plans and activities for various school gardens over multiple years, including: 1) Creating wildflower gardens, vegetable patches, planters, and a kitchen garden to involve different year groups in gardening projects. 2) Embellishing areas with climbing plants, painted plant holders, and new planters to brighten spaces. 3) Engaging children in planting, weeding, and caring for gardens including making butterfly decorations and growing herbs, tomatoes, and salad greens. 4) Receiving recognition with an award for their gardening efforts in the school competition.
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Blaen Y Maes Primary School Garden
- 1. Blaen-y-maes Gardening Competition The Grand Plan
- 2. Blaen-y-maes gardening Competition Wildlife garden Nursery Vegetables Reception Vegetables and flower Year 1 Vegetables and flower Year 2 Planter designs Year 3 Kitchen garden Year 4 Web page Year 5 Web page Year 6 Jobs Year Group
- 10. Year 2 Drawing and Planting
- 13. The Playground
- 14. Children working under the shades
- 18. Our Plants are growing