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

What better way to spend the afternoon than making pizzas in the sunshine?   Some to take home and some for snack of course!! “In a...

Say hello to our egg-citing new arrivals—our very own nursery chickens! We’ll be hatching a plan to name them soon with a poll of the...

What better way to spend the afternoon than making pizzas in the sunshine?   Some to take home and some for snack of course!! “In a...

Forest School Thursdays 🌳 Today we all joined in the caravan to do some nature threading. We had a chat about what a needle was and what...

We were delighted to start our community garden project last Friday with help from Arbor Green children and parents in King George V...

Today alongside our campsite, a lake appeared! The children coloured in cardboard fish to place in the lake with every inch coloured....

In spring, we planted sunflower seeds and have been waiting very patiently for them to grow. As they’ve grown, we’ve been learning how to...

Arbor Green Nursery is now on Instagram! Follow us and keep up to date on all the nurseries activities, food cultivation, news and...