‘Grow It Cook It Eat It’ event for Horsham schools

Horsham In Bloom is proud of its close ties with Nigel Wait of Newbridge Nurseries and since the establishment of Nigel’s new allotment we have discussed how it might be possible to link with the schools and to make good use of this allotment as educational resource.
Newbridge Nurseries invites all local schools to a potting up potting on sessionNewbridge Nurseries invites all local schools to a potting up potting on session
Newbridge Nurseries invites all local schools to a potting up potting on session

It has been decided therefore to hold a special ‘Grow It Cook It Eat It’ event on Saturday 30th November to link with the commemorations of the First World War. To ask schools to make use of their land to grow vegetables so that the children will understand that there was a need for more food to be grown.

The session begins at 10.30 a.m when Jean Griffin of BBC Sussex will demonstrate ‘potting up and potting on’

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The Chair of the National Vegetable Society, Barry Newman, will also be there to offer expert advice.

Newbridge Nurseries invites all local schools to a potting up potting on sessionNewbridge Nurseries invites all local schools to a potting up potting on session
Newbridge Nurseries invites all local schools to a potting up potting on session

There will be Pumpkin Soup and a roll available from Stooks.

We thought that members of staff who run a gardening club or enjoy gardening and wish to do more with the children could attend. This could also be any parent or member of the PTA.

Once some links are established we are hoping to follow up this event with another one in the Spring term when Nigel will be planting up his allotment for the 2014 season.

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Could you please get in touch if you think that a member of your school staff or school representative would like to attend.

Please email [email protected], Vice Chair of Horsham In Bloom, to register your interest.

Report and pictures submitted by Horsham in Bloom.