Thursday afternoon saw the launch of the Stephanie Alexander Kitchen Garden Programme at St. James School in Cygnet.

It was a lovely, sunny afternoon.. | 
Marcus is the co-ordinator and a local permaculturist and teacher |

The indoor area is perfect for Tasmania and laden with seedlings | 
Don't you love these painted, indoor garden beds! |
Roy, the specialist in the kitchen, cooked up a storm for the day, with his catering | Tools! How lucky they are to also have incorporated the programme with the horticulture course for the older students, allowing sharing of tools and some facilities. |
With the construction of the outdoor beds coming on well, and the seedlings looking fabulous inside, its going to be all happening this spring, at St. James | If you would like to be involved as a volunteer, contact the school for how you can help instil a love and understanding for what it means to grow food, cook it and share it. |
1 comment:
Brilliant!!! Great to see the kids learning where food comes from. When i have to buy veggies the kids at the counter sometimes dont even knowing their names!!!
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