14/08/2026
π± Small Seedlings. Big Impact. π
We specifically chose to make agriculture an important part of learning at our school. Many of our learners have families in rural Namibia where farming plays an important role in everyday life.
At the same time, we want them to discover what agriculture can look like right here in town β through urban gardening, hydroponics and growing food with limited space and water. π§π₯¬
And we are already seeing the first little successes: Some of our learners have taken seedlings home and motivated their parents to start small gardens. π±π‘
From Environmental Studies in Grades 1β3 to Natural Science in Grades 4β5, Agriculture from Grade 5, and our Agriculture and Environmental Clubs β we want that connection with nature and food production to start early.
Our hydroponics systems are one exciting part of it β but there is much more growing at our school. πΏπ