Students learn how to sustain themselves

Updated November 9 2012 - 7:44pm, first published October 28 2011 - 1:22am
WORM FARMING: All Saints’ students  Bradley Gardiner and Niamh Sinclair in their school garden which uses worm castings to grow some impressive vegies. 101811green
WORM FARMING: All Saints’ students Bradley Gardiner and Niamh Sinclair in their school garden which uses worm castings to grow some impressive vegies. 101811green

GETTING children off their Playstations and out into the garden might not seem to have anything to do with saving the planet, but education experts are keen for our kids to get their hands dirty for a better future.

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