Their creations will be brought to life for display at the Gardening Scotland exhibition in Edinburgh this June.
Pictured - Mill O Forest pupil Jenna Warden holding their design with fellow pupils L-R Elijah Kriston, Shaun Cadger, Keira Kirk, Harry Middleton, Rhea Walker, Murray Jamieson.
Picture by Kami Thomson 21-02-18
Pupils from Mill O’ Forest Primary School in Stonehaven, Macduff Primary School and Kemnay Academy have all been selected as winners of a nationwide competition to design a One Planet Picnic Pocket Garden.
Their creations will be brought to life for display at the Gardening Scotland exhibition in Edinburgh this June as part of Keep Scotland Beautiful’s national competition.
Christina Hardie, head teacher at Mill O’ Forest, said they were “delighted” to have been picked again, adding: “Our Global Gang have been looking at education in less developed countries and especially at young girls in Africa who still have to carry water for miles and miles.
“Their design shows a water pipeline with growth and prosperity on one side and waste land on the other – as our focus is clean water for all.”
Pupils will see winning garden designs brought to life for national gardening show
