'NO DIG GARDENING' TRAINING FOR TEACHERS. . . .Group pictured at Hollybush Primary School, Derry last week taking part in a 'No Dig Gardening' Trianing course for primary and secondary school teachers and sponsored by Natural World Products in conjunction with Eco Schools Northern Ireland. Included are Sharon McMaster, Community Growing and Outreach Manager, Natural World Products, Biruk Sahle, NWP and Gareth Lamrock, Field Offier, Eco Schools NI. (Photos: Jim McCafferty Photography)

placeholder image — 'NO DIG GARDENING' TRAINING FOR TEACHERS. . . .Group pictured at Hollybush Primary School, Derry last week taking part in a 'No Dig Gardening' Trianing course for primary and secondary school teachers and sponsored by Natural World Products in conjunction with Eco Schools Northern Ireland. Included are Sharon McMaster, Community Growing and Outreach Manager, Natural World Products, Biruk Sahle, NWP and Gareth Lamrock, Field Offier, Eco Schools NI. (Photos: Jim McCafferty Photography)

IN PICTURES: Teachers get their hands dirty during ‘No Dig Gardening’ training

Published 6th Dec 2024, 09:33 GMT

Under the guidance of Sharon McMaster, Community Growing and Outreach Manager, Natural World Products and Biruk Sahle, ‘No Dig’ educator, teachers were given in instruction on how to grow food more sustainably in school gardens

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Biruk Sahle (tutor) and Sharon McMaster, Natural World Products giving some instruction on planting to the teachers who took part in last week's course at Hollybush PS, Derry.

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Teacher Angela Beattie is not afraid to get her hands dirty during Friday's 'Gardening Course' at Hollybush PS, Derry.

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Teachers taking part in some indoor planting during Friday's course with Sharon McMaster, tutor.

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Hollybush Primary School teacher Helen Sutherland gets stuck in with some planting.

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IN PICTURES: Teachers get their hands dirty during ‘No Dig Gardening’ training

Under the guidance of Sharon McMaster, Community Growing and Outreach Manager, Natural World Products and Biruk Sahle, ‘No Dig’ educator, teachers were given in instruction on how to grow food more sustainably in school gardens

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