Healthy lessons for kids embracing garden to kitchen process

By Sherryn Groch
Published May 27, 2016

At Driver Primary School in the NT, teachers are watching more than their students grow.

Children at Driver Primary School love growing and cooking their own food.

Karin Fullbrook takes most of her classes at the school’s farm, where students plant and harvest their own produce.

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This story appeared in the June 2016 edition of Australian Teacher Magazine.

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