Garden Organic
Garden Organic is committed to getting people growing and there is no better place to start than getting our children involved.
Visit WebsiteGrowing Schools
Growing Schools aims to give all children the opportunity to connect with the living environment, whether it is an inner city window box or a vast country estate, a school veg plot or a natural woodland.
Visit WebsiteThe Food for Life Partnership
The Food for Life Partnership uses food as a way to improve the whole school experience making lunchtimes a positive feature of the day.
Visit WebsiteSchool Food Matters
The School Food Matters mission is to ensure that every child enjoys fresh sustainable food at school and understands where their food comes from.
Visit WebsiteSchool Food Trust
The national charity protecting every child’s right to eat better and, so, to do better. Our vision, “That all children have the balanced diet, cooking skills and food education they need for good health and to reach their potential”.
Visit WebsiteGrow It Yourself
Grow It Yourself’s vision is, “for a healthy, happy and more sustainable world, where land, food and people are fully nourished”.
Visit WebsiteNatural Connections
The Natural Connections Demonstration Project is an exciting initiative funded by Natural England, DEFRA and English Heritage, it is one of the largest outdoor learning projects in the UK involving around 200 schools.
Visit WebsiteSustainability and Environmental Education
Sustainability and Environmental Education (SEEd) is a registered charity that identifies, promotes, enables and supports environmental education and education for sustainable development in the UK.
Visit WebsiteNature Save
The Nature Save trust was set up in 1995 to fund specific environmental and conservation projects throughout the UK.
Visit WebsiteWords from our supporters
“I have great faith in the Growing Devon Schools project, not least because it has such a broad group of stakeholders behind it, with organisations including growers, gardens, zoos, community groups and colleges all getting involved. With much-needed funding from Devon Local Authorities too, I have every confidence that this brilliant undertaking will achieve the success it deserves”
Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall
