Schools
The City of Armagh High School Learning Support Centre got involved in Oxfamgarden in July 2004.
Eleven children from the Learning Support Centre converted the school greenhouse into an Oxfam garden. They grew bedding plants and shrubs and sold them to staff and pupils, raising £160.
Their teacher Miss Greer said: "The pupils have gained valuable practical skills and enjoyed the physical aspects of the Project, particularly seeing the flowers bloom."
The following schools are also involved in Oxfamgarden:
- Killylea Primary School, Armagh
- Clover Day Centre, Armagh
- Knockbreda High School, Belfast
- Armagh College have arranged a Horticulture class for 2006 and all the items grown will be donated to Oxfamgarden.
- Armagh City High School, Learning Support Centre
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Lisnally Special School grew and sold plants for Oxfamgarden
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