St. Anne’s Catholic School
The competition is a great opportunity for our students to practice their skills when it comes to showing aroha to our environment.
Gonville School
The students loved the 2023 Challenge and keep asking to do it again. We are currently growing kūmara for puanga and would love to expand.
Hunterville School
We have a lot of students who are very hungry by lunchtime so our aim is to create a garden big enough to feed our school at lunchtime!
Te Kura Kaupapa Māori o Tupoho
We have actively been working to establish a māra kai. We hope to use this opportunity as we are still in the learning process ourselves.
Valley Homeschool
Our families have a passion for looking after the land, the children enjoy seeing seedlings sprout up and this encourages them to get involved.
Castlecliff School
We are excited to be part of this new partnership. We are trying to teach life skills, while also providing vegetables to our whanau.
Aberfeldy School
To encourage our tamariki to learn about the benefits of gardening and being able to grow your own vegetables to help your whanau.
St. Dominic’s College
We would love to participate in the programme, as the students enjoyed the competition last year and made a lot of progress in their garden.
Mosston School
We have many learners who are interested in gardening, with a dedicated Green Team who love learning about and caring for our environment.
St. John’s Hill School
We value empowering students to learn to grow their own kai sustainably. This year we are establishing some new gardens.