Herb your enthusiasm! Applications have closed for the 2024 program. Register your interest for the 2025 grants program by completing the form below.
From ‘sensory gardens’ to ‘hydroponic terrariums’ – the quality of this years applications was phenomenal. But there can only 25! Your Growing Good Gardens Grants 2024 winners are…
Early Years Learning/ Preschool
Natural Wonders Early Learning Mooroolbark, VIC
Guildford West Children’s Centre, NSW
The Learning Cottage Lismore, NSW
Brighthouse Early Learning, VIC
MercyCare Early Learning Centre Landsdale, WA
Primary (0 -200 students)
Holland Street School, WA
Hilliard Christian School, TAS
Ampilatwatja School, NT
Wonga Beach State School, QLD
Peachester State School, QLD
Primary (201 – 400 students)
Brookman Primary School, WA
Faulconbridge Public School, NSW
Ballina Public School, NSW
Brighton Beach Primary School, VIC
Frenchs Forest Public School, NSW
Primary (401 – 600 students)
Evans River K-12 School, NSW
Prescott Primary Northern, SA
Coromandel Valley Primary School, SA
Bellerive Primary, TAS
Emerald Primary School, VIC
Primary (601 + students)
Miami State School, QLD
St Anthony’s Primary School Melton South, VIC
Trinity Anglican College, NSW
Holland Park State School, QLD
Oxley Park Public School, NSW
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FAQs
Through the Growing Good Grains Grants (GGGG) program, Life Ed and Bakers Delight’s Healthy Solutions range are encouraging children to get gardening and to ask more questions about where their food comes from. As part of the program, primary schools, preschools and early learning centres across Australia, will have the opportunity to win a grant, to establish their very own food garden or to upgrade an existing one.
All primary schools, preschools and early learning centres across Australia seeking to educate young Australians about gardening and healthy living can apply. If you are a teacher or parent interested in applying, please work with your school on your submission.
The GGGG program is only open to entries from primary schools, preschools and early learning centres. This includes K-12 schools, that include students from primary school up to Year 12.
While Life Ed and Bakers Delight are supportive of efforts in secondary school and community garden initiatives, the campaign’s eligibility and educational activities have a focus on primary schools, preschools and early learnings centres to reach more students in these early years.
While Life Ed and Bakers Delight are supportive of efforts in secondary school and community garden initiatives, the campaign’s eligibility and educational activities have a focus on primary schools, preschools and early learnings centres to reach more students in these early years.
There are 25 X $1000 school garden grants up for grabs courtesy of Bakers Delight, plus the first 50 submissions will receive a $100 Bakers Delight e-gift card. Applicant schools will also have access to free resources to boost their submissions and create unique learning experiences in the classroom.
From taking a journey through the life cycle of bread, through to growing their own wheat and making their own fresh dough, Life Ed and Bakers Delight’s Healthy Solutions range have created a range of hands-on activities and easy lesson plans that can be tailored according to class needs.
From taking a journey through the life cycle of bread, through to growing their own wheat and making their own fresh dough, Life Ed and Bakers Delight’s Healthy Solutions range have created a range of hands-on activities and easy lesson plans that can be tailored according to class needs.
Successful schools will be chosen by a judging panel based on the following criteria:
- Creative and well thought out garden designs
- Plans that encourage children to learn where food comes from, promoting healthy habits
- Level of hands-on student involvement in the project
- Feasible and technically-sound project activities
- Realistic and detailed project budget
- Integration into the classroom, teaching children about healthy eating
- Clearly illustrate the need for the grant money
- Creative and well thought out garden designs
- Plans that encourage children to learn where food comes from, promoting healthy habits
- Level of hands-on student involvement in the project
- Feasible and technically-sound project activities
- Realistic and detailed project budget
- Integration into the classroom, teaching children about healthy eating
- Clearly illustrate the need for the grant money
Schools can apply for a grant from 3 June (9AM AEST) to 29 June 2024 (12am AEST).
The 25 grant winners for the promotional period will be notified by phone or email on w/c 5 August 2024.
We will announce the winners publicly on 15 August 2024.
We will announce the winners publicly on 15 August 2024.
