Restoring Our Sustainable Community School Garden: Students and Teachers Helped One Another To Bring it back

Hello @hivegarden 🤗
I wanted to share some updates regarding the newly restored school garden. This garden was being neglected for how many months already because of being busy from lots of different activities in school. I don't have any time to visit the school garden after the opening block classes started last June 28.This time I'm happy to tell that we had already some time restoring our school garden. Though lots of activities to be done, to restore it, students and teachers were encouraged to contribute some things to the garden.
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I'm happy I'm back and I got the chance to visit now because aside from its part of our curriculum. I came to visit the school garden to check whether plants were really growing after planting the seeds. Now they're seedlings, healthier and ready to get transplanted soon.

I let the students do some cleaning at the garden. Let them transfer the soil from the garden site.

A Gulayan sa Paaralan was being restored , now that it's integrated back back to our curriculum. This curriculum aimed to help the students to explore and learn the basics of gardening activity.

They're transferring the soil. I let them bring some healthy and black soil to be used during planting. There's still a lot of plants to fill in the empty galloons.

Students also were being trained how to do sustainable gardening like they're gonna used some recycled empty bottles. Teachers helped one another. Students were bringing seeds, seedlings and other variety of vegetable plants.

I'm so glad that the learners were still able to utilize these old materials in the garden. With the helped of the teachers, these old and empty plastics and cans were very useful after all. It helped a lot in restoring a sustainable school garden. Plastics of not used, were used as pots.

Each of the students performed well on the tasks given to them. The different garden tasks were divided among each students. Some watred the plants, and some were filling in the plastics pots with soil, and others were cleaning the garden too..

A seedlings of green leafy vegetables ( pechay) , an eggplant,tomato and a lemon grass were some of the variety of plants planted in our garden.
This restoration of our school garden after some time of neglecting it, brought back to its life.

With our little accomplishments for today, I could say that these young minds of our learners need so much guidance and support to let them learn a new skill that's applicable in their life-- a sustainable growth of the garden.

After all the sweaty and tiring day we, ended up with so much happiness and learnings. We're feeling joy bringing back everything.

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This would be all for now and see you in my next garden blog journey.
Bye😊👏

The lead picture is edited in canva
All photos are mine