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Growing our food

Sustainability, organic farming, reducing the carbon footprint – these are the buzzwords of the moment where the environment is concerned. Indeed, if we are sensible, we should not consider them as buzzwords but as beacons that guide our choices. This is what the Year 2Ys realised: kitchen scraps can be tomorrow’s food supply.

In an expedition that took them from the kitchen countertops to the garden, these young pupils planted potatoes and garlic. What, until that moment, had been a vegetable they only recognise in a plate, took on a different aura as they realised that it can grow roots and propagate into another vegetable: garlic or potatoes according to what they had in hand.

Dwardu's Scoops

A monthly update on the activities and events at the college. Dwardu's Scoops lets you see what your children have been up to in their academic achievement, physical development and creative abilities. It also features occasional interviews with Old Edwardians as well as aspects of college life from the past.

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