24 schools
4335 students reached
313 m² of regenerated urban space

What mothers and teachers say about our team

  • Leonor García Castillo

    With your guidance, we can move forward with the garden projects in the courtyard; otherwise, we focus on other things and end up putting it aside

  • Cristina Toro Regaño

    The more people it reaches, the better. And if not, they should come to the school to see how the children eat the vegetables they have grown themselves. That is the secret

  • Marina Gálvez Guillén

    It is a luxury to have the Urban Green Club team in the school garden. You do a great job

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Huerto escolar en CEIP Los Cármenes, barrio Cartuja de Granada, proyecto de Urban Green Club

More than a vegetable garden. A complete educational project

At Urban Green Club, we call an "Aula Viva" (Living Classroom) more than just a raised bed with soil: it is an educational space designed for students to learn how to plan, collaborate, and make real decisions.

We integrate the garden into the school's daily routine through training workshops based on agroecology, adapted to each educational stage.

Complete school garden project for primary and secondary schools

01

Garden design and installation

Raised beds in sustainable wood or planted directly in the ground, adapted to your school’s space and needs.

02

Ongoing support and training workshops

Hands-on sessions throughout the school year, based on agroecology and adapted to each educational stage.

03

Training for teaching staff

So the project runs independently, without adding to teachers’ day-to-day workload.

Alumnos de la Escuela de Hostelería de Salobreña durante la primera plantación del huerto culinario instalado por Urban Green Club en el IES Mediterráneo

Salobreña Hospitality School - From the garden to the menu

The IES Mediterráneo Hospitality School in Salobreña wanted its students to understand the origin of what they cook. The challenge: to turn that goal into an educational project with infrastructure, a training program, and tangible results.

We designed and installed a complete culinary garden: raised beds, composting, a vermicompost bin, drip irrigation, and fruit trees. The students participated in every phase. Three months later, the garden's produce reached the table at their first Gastronomic Fair.

Espanta pajaros en huerto escolar del CEIP de Sierra Elvira - Urban Green Club

CEIP Sierra Elvira - The most active classroom in the school

CEIP Sierra Elvira had a large vacant plot of land and the desire to do something with it. The problem: the workload made it very difficult to reconcile daily teaching duties with coordinating the school garden.

We designed an annual plan with sessions twice a week. With the students' participation, we created a complete organic garden together: raised beds, composting, and our own seedbeds, closing the cycle within the school.

100 m² of active garden
1500 students trained
Pre-K → Grade 6 the whole school

Every project a transformation

24 centers. Each project is different. Each result, demonstrable.

  • Juan Ramón Jiménez Primary School

    Existing irrigation infrastructure, but students were not involved. We designed the educational project from scratch: workshops and raised beds for each class.
    10 active raised beds · 150 students trained

  • Huerto escolar en CEIP Los Cármenes, barrio Cartuja de Granada, proyecto de Urban Green Club

    Los Cármenes Primary School

    Cartuja neighborhood, Granada. Forgotten backyard. We regenerated the space and installed mobile planting beds at the center's entrance.
    10 m² regenerated · 400 students

  • Diego de Siloé High School

    Institute without infrastructure or a training program. The students themselves designed and installed the composting system.
    11 m² created by the students · 100 young people trained

  • El Retamal Primary School

    Center in Tiena with a lost agricultural connection. Collaboration between levels, funding secured by the center itself. First harvest in a few weeks.
    7 m² regenerated · 100 students

  • El Olivarillo Primary School

    El Padul. We integrated a compost bin and raised garden bed per class with Reviverdes. Waste management incorporated into the school's routine.
    3 m² of production · 120 students

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Tablet con la portada de la Guía didáctica para huertos escolares de Urban Green Club

Descubre nuestra guía didáctica para huertos escolares

Tu referencia antes de planificar el huerto de tu centro: nueve módulos pensados para docentes, del diseño a la planificación por estaciones

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    Discovery

    Tell us your idea. We’ll talk by phone or email to understand your needs, the available space, and your educational goals

  • Icono de ubicación que representa la visita al centro educativo por parte del equipo de Urban Green Club

    Visit and diagnosis

    We evaluate the space and design a customized proposal: infrastructure, training program, and support plan

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    Installation

    Our team installs the garden using high-quality, sustainable materials. Students can participate from day one

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    Ongoing support

    We provide workshops, train the teaching staff, and ensure the project is sustained over time

Is the budget a concern?

These projects have sources of funding.

We know that budget is one of the first questions in any educational center. That is why we design every project with the available grant programs in mind.

Many of our projects have been fully or partially funded through regional and state grants linked to environmental education, sustainability, and climate change adaptation.

During your free consultation call, we will explain which options may apply to your specific case.

I would like to know if my center can fund it.

Does your center have an unused space?

It could be the most transformative classroom in the school.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is a school garden and what is its purpose?

A school garden is an educational space where students learn to cultivate, plan, and make decisions about food and the environment. It serves as an active pedagogical tool, complements the curriculum, and builds healthy habits from an early age.

What ages is a school garden suitable for?

A school garden is suitable for all educational stages: preschool, primary, secondary, high school, and vocational training. The educational program and infrastructure are adapted to the capabilities of each age group.

How much space is needed to set up a school garden?

No large outdoor space is needed. Urban Green Club works with paved patios, soil areas, rooftops, and even indoor spaces with natural light. There are projects that start at less than 10 m².

Who maintains the school garden after installation?

Urban Green Club handles ongoing maintenance and support. Regular workshops are held and the teaching staff is trained so that the project functions autonomously and does not create an extra burden for teachers.

How much does it cost to install a school garden in a school?

The cost varies depending on the project. There are regional, national, and European grants linked to environmental education and sustainability that can finance part or all of the investment. In many cases, the school's direct contribution has been close to zero.

How long does it take for a school garden to be ready?

The installation can be completed in a few days. The training program begins in parallel, and the students can start cultivating within the first few weeks.

In which provinces and autonomous communities does Urban Green Club operate?

Urban Green Club has experience in educational centers throughout Andalusia, based in Granada. It also ships products nationwide.

What sets Urban Green Club apart from other school garden companies?

Urban Green Club designs, installs, and supports every project comprehensively. It combines quality infrastructure, an educational program based on agroecology, and continuous follow-up. It is a certified B Corp with over 24 educational centers and 4,335 students trained in Andalusia.