Gardens for Life is an amazing project about growing food in the school and sharing the experiences
30/09/2011
interesting!
Musical instruments from around the world are making music sweeter Our new collection of fairly-traded musical instruments from around the world give everyone the chance to make music and, for children especially, experience
18/09/2011
Gardens for Life - on BBC - More about Africa than India...
BBC - BBC Radio 4 Programmes - Radio 4 Appeal Weekly programme highlighting the work of a charity and appealing for donations
16/09/2011
How to make a compost heap: 10 top tips At Eden we believe passionately in composting: we compost over 150 tonnes of waste each year, which is used to improve the soil in our Biomes and on our gardens
26/08/2011
Lisa Middle from Hannah Noore, Bristol visited The Orchid School, Baner which is part of the Gardens for Life Phase II project...
09/01/2011
Schools wishing to participate in the GFL project phse II starting from January 2011 please register. Preferable primary schols...
Application form for the Garden For Life Project Phase II – June 2009. The Gardens for Life Phase II will start from June 2009! The project will have interesting rural urban links with schools from both urban and rural areas participating in the project. The twenty schools that participated in the gardens for Life I will be the mentor schools for this project.
15/12/2010
Gardens for Life in the news!!
GFL project aims to educate school children about food issues - The Times of India Now, school children will grow vegetables and fruits in their own schools. The phase II of the Gardens for Life project (GFL), by consultancy NGO, Centre for Development Education (CDE), has already begun.
01/11/2010
The Orchid School Baner Pune is a part of Gardens for Life!!
The Orchid School, TOS Baner joins Gardens for Life!!
Gardens for Life is now in Sharad Pawar International School, Lohegaon...
21/09/2010
Gardens for Life had a brief introductory session with teachers of Sharad Pawar International School. It was nice to see teachers ell excited and geared up to start with planning gardens ASAP.
Gardens for Life – the international project that deals with growing food, relating it to the curriculum, discussing local and global issues related to food and communicating the learning process to one another and different schools – will be kick-started today at Sharad Pawar International School. This will be managed jointly by CDE and SIPME.