School Garden in ISO!

While most of St Bernadette’s School Community is learning/working from home, the school garden is enjoying a quiet hiatus and Nature is responding well, to this time in ISO! However, some students are keeping the Garden Art creativity, alive!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Garden Art!

 

The Term 2 Environment Team enjoyed lunch and a tour, at the Lalor Park Community Garden, in Week 10 and received a Certificate of Appreciation, for a job well done! Meanwhile, some Garden Art reached completion and adds colour, texture and movement, to the school grounds!

Sugar Cane, Bananas and Lettuce!

 The Term Two Environment Team celebrated their successful role, with lunch in the Lalor Park Community Garden and an interesting tour of the garden. They learnt about the life of the Banana Plant, smelt some fragrant flowers and herbs and even tasted some edible flowers. The visit culminated in a ramble through the Secret Garden and a good time was had by all!

Scientist in Bluey's Patch!

 Maybe, “That Visiting Scientist” can work her magic and turn that Tomato red and the Beetroot into a larger one! All things are possible in Nature, especially in Bluey’s Patch!

Tadpoles Galore!

 As Winter approaches the interest and activity in Bluey’s Patch ramps up, with watering and rubbish collection to be done and then there is always “Tadpole” spotting, in the Frog pond!

 

 

 

 

 

 

Crunch and Sip!

 

Labels are now on the Crunch and Sip Buckets, reminding students NOT to place Citrus in them! In Bluey’s Patch, the Beans are ready to harvest and it takes a Congo Line to uproot the chives and clear the wicking bed, ready for planting!

Environment Team -Term 2 , 2021

 

Bluey’s Patch welcomes the Term 2 Environment Team, while other students are kept busy distributing compost, planting, weeding and watering, the thriving garden! 

"The parsley will be good for my rabbit, at home and is that a tadpole I can see there, in the Frog Pond?"