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What mothers and teachers say about our team

  • Leonor García Castillo

    With your guidance we will succeed The garden projects in the yard will fail if we don't focus on other things and keep neglecting them.

  • Cristina Toro Regaño

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

  • Marina Gálvez Guillén

    It's a real treat to have the Urban Green Club team working in the school garden. You do a fantastic job!

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Success stories

Our living classrooms are urban garden spaces that motivate students to learn to plan, collaborate, and make decisions individually and as a team.

We use gardens as educational tools that allow students to develop experiential learning, putting into practice attitudes and habits of care and environmental responsibility.

Our services range from the design and installation of school garden infrastructure—whether on paved surfaces or soil—to the ongoing support and maintenance of the garden with students through agroecological workshops . Some of our recent projects include:

CEIP Sierra Elvira

The Sierra Elvira Primary School had a large vacant lot on its grounds. This space had been used as a garden, but the workload made it very difficult to balance teaching with garden management. They decided to work with the Urban Green Club team to revive the project, designing a year-long plan with twice-weekly sessions involving over 600 students from every class in the school.

With the participation of the students, an organic garden was created distributed in large beds easily accessible to the youngest children, in addition to a composting area and a seedbed, promoting the circularity of nutrients and the reduction in the use of external resources.

CEIP Los Cármenes

In the Cartuja neighborhood of Granada, in a completely urban environment, more than 30 m² of organic garden were enabled through the regeneration of a forgotten plot of land at the back of the center and several mobile cultivation beds next to the entrance.

The new garden has become an additional classroom and an oasis of life and colors, in a place where previously the students had no direct contact with nature.

CEIP El Retamal

Despite being in a rural setting, this center located in Tiena, within the municipality of Moclín, had over time become completely uprooted from the agricultural culture and had all its land in disuse.

Thanks to the collaboration between preschool, primary and secondary schools, the center obtained the budget to convert part of the playground into an urban garden, achieving a harvest for all classes in a matter of weeks.

CEIP El Olivarillo

In this center in Padul, a composter was set up for the management of organic waste and a cultivation bed for each preschool and primary school class.

Thanks to the collaboration with the company Reviverdes, several decorative elements were also installed next to the entrance of the center, which lead to the communal urban garden area that several classes share, cultivating all kinds of vegetables.

IES Diego de Siloé

The Diego de Siloé Institute in Íllora is one of the secondary schools committed to using tools like urban gardens to instill eco-social values ​​in its students. In a five-module training project, first and second-year ESO students participated in creating their own Living Classroom, complete with a composting system!

CEIP Juan Ramón Jiménez

The Juan Ramón Jiménez Primary School is an example of innovation. Before the project was developed, they already had a small urban garden infrastructure with automated drip irrigation in their nature classroom, on the second floor of the building.

Aware of the potential of teaching agriculture in the school environment, they decided to work with Urban Green Club to design and implement a comprehensive school garden project, in which students have learned to create an urban garden from scratch, understanding the role of food in Climate Change thanks to complementary training workshops.

Currently the center has 10 cultivation beds where students develop their knowledge about the environment and enjoy nature in their daily lives.

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