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potato council

http://www.potatoesforschools.org.uk/

It is FREE to take part and schools that took part this year (2008) will receive an email inviting them to take part in 2009. In addition Potato Council is offering a further 2000 growing kits to enable even more schools to benefit from the project. These will be available to the first 2000 schools that register on line.
"An Ye Harm None, Do What Ye Will"
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  • ktflosspot
    ktflosspot Posts: 1,641 Forumite
    Thanks xx Our school will love this xx
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  • jacktyler
    jacktyler Posts: 2,402 Forumite
    is it just me who finds the name potatoe council amusing? imagine if your job title was deputy chairman of the potatoe council :rotfl:
  • roh999
    roh999 Posts: 2,264 Forumite
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  • jacktyler wrote: »
    is it just me who finds the name potatoe council amusing? imagine if your job title was deputy chairman of the potatoe council :rotfl:


    as soon as i read it, it made me laugh. :rotfl:
    i just imagine aload of potatos in a hall having a meeting. :rotfl:
    "An Ye Harm None, Do What Ye Will"
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  • kianicky
    kianicky Posts: 687 Forumite
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    ahh i can see it now. all sat round the table and getting promoted from mash into roasted with olive oil hehe!!
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    "An Ye Harm None, Do What Ye Will"
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  • brownhandbag
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    Just bumping this as it looks like you can register now for 2011

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  • Cinders2001
    Cinders2001 Posts: 1,470 Forumite
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    From their website:
    "A project that teaches primary aged children about potatoes.
    With almost 1 million primary school children benefiting from this classroom experience linked to the UK curricula, children learn how potatoes grow and how they fit in to a healthy balanced diet.

    All you have to do is register your school (or home school) to receive a FREE potato growing kit, use the supporting lesson plans and worksheets and for a chance to win fabulous prizes for your school, enter the competition once you have harvested.

    http://www.potatoesforschools.org.uk/pc53/About-the-project/Whats-in-the-pack

    I have used these people before and have had no problems in the past.
    We Home Educate our girls and they still send out the stuff to us.

    Have fun growing next year!!
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  • naypo
    naypo Posts: 181 Forumite
    this is great, we're just starting up an allotment scheme with our local school so this will be fantastic! thanks for the post :)
    Wins so far:
    :)£100 M&S Voucher, £10 Mama's & Papa's Voucher, £50 Mother Care Voucher, £50 Very Voucher, £65 dining out Voucher, 3 months of Purina Cat food, cinema tickets, silk scarf, Frusli bars,
  • myrtleturtle
    myrtleturtle Posts: 8,206 Forumite
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    thanks, we home school too , so this will make a great project:beer:
    From their website:
    "A project that teaches primary aged children about potatoes.
    With almost 1 million primary school children benefiting from this classroom experience linked to the UK curricula, children learn how potatoes grow and how they fit in to a healthy balanced diet.

    All you have to do is register your school (or home school) to receive a FREE potato growing kit, use the supporting lesson plans and worksheets and for a chance to win fabulous prizes for your school, enter the competition once you have harvested.

    http://www.potatoesforschools.org.uk/pc53/About-the-project/Whats-in-the-pack

    I have used these people before and have had no problems in the past.
    We Home Educate our girls and they still send out the stuff to us.

    Have fun growing next year!!
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