Bringing sustainable gardening education to schools across Africa, creating living classrooms that nourish both minds and bodies.
Partner With UsWe work with schools to establish educational gardens that serve as outdoor classrooms. These gardens provide hands-on learning opportunities while producing fresh, nutritious food for school meals.
We provide comprehensive training for teachers, equipping them with the knowledge and skills to use the garden as an educational tool across multiple subjects.
Our team develops age-appropriate educational materials that help teachers incorporate garden-based learning into their existing curriculum.
We foster student ownership and leadership through garden clubs and peer education programs, empowering young people to become environmental stewards.
Our school partnerships are designed to be sustainable and community-driven. We work closely with school administrators, teachers, parents, and students to ensure that garden programs meet the specific needs of each school community and can continue to thrive long after our initial support.
We currently partner with over 50 schools across multiple countries in Africa, reaching more than 15,000 students annually. Our goal is to expand to 100 school partnerships by 2026, bringing garden-based education to even more communities.
School gardens provide hands-on learning opportunities that improve academic performance across multiple subjects, including science, math, and language arts.
Gardens provide fresh, nutritious produce for school meals, improving student nutrition and introducing children to a variety of healthy foods.
School gardens bring together students, teachers, parents, and community members, strengthening school-community relationships.
Gardens foster environmental stewardship, teaching students about ecosystems, biodiversity, and sustainable practices.
"Our school garden has transformed how we teach science and environmental studies. Students who struggled in traditional classroom settings thrive in the garden, and we've seen improved attendance and engagement across all subjects."
Principal, École Primaire de Liberté 6, Senegal
"The garden has become the heart of our school. Not only are students learning valuable skills, but we're also able to supplement our school feeding program with fresh vegetables, improving nutrition for our students."
Head Teacher, Akropong Primary School, Ghana
"As a science teacher, I've seen firsthand how the garden brings lessons to life. Concepts like photosynthesis and ecosystems are no longer abstract ideas in a textbook—students can observe and interact with these processes daily."
Science Teacher, Collège Moderne de Cocody, Côte d'Ivoire
Join our network of partner schools and bring the benefits of garden-based education to your students. We work with schools of all sizes and types, from primary to secondary, urban to rural.
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