Mrs Clayton

Mrs Clayton had a great day with years 3 and 4.

Turnips

Our grade 3 and 4 students have harvested soem turnips today.
The pictures are of 3 and 4 A's "HOLY TURNIP!!!!!!"
This turnip will be given to the students of the day and maybe added to some soup!!!!

Fairy Garden

Farm Adventures

FARM ADVENTURES 1 /2 B
I like the farm when it is sunny. I like the bunnies. The farm is the best, the farm rocks. By Jackson M

I love the farm. By Jordan

I really like the bunnies. By Heath

I like the bunnies because they are cute. By Paris

The bunnies are soft and cute and lovely. By Isobel

The fairy garden is a place where our plants grow. RPS is a great school to be in. I am in 1 / 2 B. Great, it is great at this school. By Jamal

I love all the animal names, especially Princess and Lucy. The bunny that my teacher found in the middle of the road it is called Smokey. By Zoe

I like the bunnies because they are cute. By Cade

I like the hens, they are funny. By Lauren

One farm adventure was to put the bark in the farm. I like the bunnies at the farm they’re so cute. By Jesse

I like the bunnies because they’re so so cute. By Taylor

I like to pat the rabbits and the chickens and I like doing work in the fairy garden. By Liam

The farm is fun and muddy. The farm is good. OMG and the eggs are warm!!! By Kyeesha

The fairy garden is a fabulous place to be at lunch and snack. By Jamie

Junior Grades Fairy Garden

After several weeks of digging, mulching, hefting wheelbarrows, planting and watering, the fairy garden is now finished and being enjoyed by the junior grades.
Sustainability students had a ball creating this wonderland to play in. Hopefully in time, as the plants grow, it will become a jungle alive with imagination and stories. Complete with big gnarled tree stumps, winding paths and luscious foliage the children can indulge in imaginative play.
The secret to a harmonious playground is active engaged children and we think our new fairy garden is just the ticket!!!

Stirfry

Mrs Clayton andd the grade 3 and 4 children has been harvesting some vegies from our garden. The children then made the following stirfry. This is Mrs Clayton's recipe.

STIR FRIED GREENS

INGREDIENTS
• Garlic
• Oil
• Asian greens or any veg really
• We used our veg that the children grew in our gardens: spring onions, spinach, pak choy, broccolini, beetroot leaves, broad bean tips and celery.

METHOD
• Put oil in pan and when hot add garlic
• When garlic starts to sizzle add onion
• Then add harder veg like celery, broccoli
• Lastly add leafy greens
• Add a dash of soy, or oyster sauce, or hoisin
• Serve with rice
• If more adventurous a hint of chilli in with the garlic or some ginger, squeeze of lemon at the end is also nice

Lastly, enjoy and know that you’re getting a good hit of nutrients and antioxidants.