Today at the Eco School, we had a wonderful and inspiring session centered around the "Pocket Garden" competition. We asked the children to imagine and describe their ideal small garden that benefits both pollinators and humans. To help them visualize, we invited them to close their eyes and share their visions. They excitedly described a garden filled with vegetables and fruits like broccoli, carrots, potatoes, lettuce, strawberries, and even an apple tree. To make the exper

Eco-Code ‘Arbor, Arbor Green, We keep the plant clean. We sort the rubbish into bins, And don’t forget the tins *Tune to row row, row...

Did you enjoy your lunch today? We certainly did! Oyster mushroom risotto with roasted Jerusalem artichoke and salad greens all picked...

Our community garden project was back in full swing last Friday at King George V Park. Children and parents from Arbor Green Nursery came...

Celebrating Diwali, the children created beautiful Rangoli designs. Rangoli is an art form originating in the Indian subcontinent, in...

For centuries the evening of November 5 has been synonymous with Guy Fawkes or (as it has come to be) fireworks night. At Arbor Green, ...