Check out our SCHOOLS programming for 2023 – 2024 and BOOK your class visit now! We provide unique experiences for your class throughout the year; fall, winter and spring! Our gardens offer many seasonal opportunities to connect with indigenous plants and food crops, experience demonstration gardens and explore wilderness spaces. Our pathways and engaging facilitator open young minds to vital relationships with natural systems that need to be observed and supported. Consider seasonal visits for fuller experience and to participate in stewardship in our gardens for lasting connections.
Contact our School & Youth Program Coordinator; [email protected] for more information or use the link provided to book your program. Early bird registration offers savings of $35 off the second class (within the same school year) when booked ahead, book by :
- June 2023 for Fall 2023 programs
- November 2023 for Winter 2024 programs
- February for Spring 2024 programs
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Programs Offered
In-School Presentations and Virtual Classrooms
School Gardens 101 (Preschool to Grade 7, Teacher workshops available)
Sensing the Seasons (Preschool to Grade 2)
Garden Creatures (Preschool to Grade 2)
Worms Aren’t The Only Ones! (Preschool to Grade 5)
All You Seed is Love (Preschool to Grade 5)
Water, Water Everywhere! (Grade 2 to Grade 7)
Ethnobotany Explorations (Grade 2 – Grade 12)
Mentorship
Do you have a school garden or space that your class can use to grow their own food crops? Are you looking for guidance to achieve this new experience with successes your students can measure and be part of? Connect with our experienced facilitator to begin planning!
Contact [email protected] for more information.
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Tours
Are you looking for a garden tour for a group of students and or teachers who would benefit from our unique garden experience? Our knowledgeable guide will take you on a beautiful journey through our demonstration gardens and natural spaces to showcase the seasonal interests and explore the use of these spaces as a meaningful teaching tool.
Contact [email protected] for more information.
