With summer continuing on unabated, Bunnings Mudgee team members headed out to region’s schools to teach the students in their own gardens.
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Kerry Miller and Gaven Bradford headed out to Lue Public School to work with the students to install a new worm garden.
The small school’s students learn plenty of valuable lessons in their garden, they cook using their own produce and are annual participants in Tree Day and often welcome Bunnings visits.
The children took part in creating the sustainable worm farm while at the same time learning about the greener way to dispose of waste.
And picking up on what on the worms need to thrive in their new home.
Then it was off to Kandos High School to plant seedlings in the Support Unit’s new garden.
The Bunnings team members taught the students about growing their own vegetables from seedlings.
The students and team members worked together to plant the seedlings for the school to maintain and enjoy.