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How a Huddersfield social enterprise has helped around 1,000 schools take outdoor learning to a new level - Huddersfield Hub
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How a Huddersfield social enterprise has helped around 1,000 schools take outdoor learning to a new level - Huddersfield Hub
A Huddersfield social enterprise has now helped around 1,000 schools to explore the outdoors and enhance learning for their pupils. Grow To School is based at Brian Jackson House in the town centre and provides packages for schools to grow food and plants in their outdoor areas and also encourage outdoor learning. It was co-founded by environmental scientist Ama Chaney from Marsden and experienced outdoor learning practitioner Zana Wood in 2011 …
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