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Herbs: heroes of the Kitchen Garden Program

Growing herbs with young people can be fun and rewarding. But what to plant and how to maintain them so they flourish across the seasons? Cumin join us to learn more about growing, cooking and getting creative with herbs.

Details

During this herbaceous hour, we'll cover:

  • considerations when planting a herb garden
  • top plant choices for starting out
  • harvesting, pruning and propagating techniques
  • dill-icious recipes that celebrate herbs as the heroes of the menu
  • ideas for extension activities

Hear from one of our very own educators, who will share their sage advice on using herbs in the Kitchen Garden Program; and of course, there will be thyme to ask all your herb-related questions, too. This webinar is suitable for educators working in Early Childhood and schools.

Be sure to bring your best herb pun!

Meet the presenters

The Stephanie Alexander Kitchen Garden Foundation's Kate and Belinda will be hosting this event. Whether you are just starting out or have an established Kitchen Garden Program, this webinar will provide you with the inspiration and know-how to spice up your herb garden.

Additional notes

This online webinar will take place using Zoom. A link will be sent to all registered participants before the event. You can join the webinar using a computer, tablet or mobile phone.

Can’t make the session time but still want to learn more? All registered participants will receive a recording to watch at a time that suits them best.

Please note:

The session time is listed in AEDT. Please double check the start time in your state or territory

WA: 1.00pm

NT: 2.30pm

QLD: 3.00pm

SA/NT: 3.30pm

For educators:

The outcomes of this course are aligned to the Australian Professional Standards for Teachers as outlined by the Australian Institute for Teaching and School Leadership (AITSL). Completing this online workshop will contribute evidence towards 1.0 hour of professional development in maintaining the following standards:

  • 3.6 - work with colleagues to review current teaching and learning programs to improve student learning.
  • 6.2 - engage in professional learning and improve practice.
  • 6.3 - contribute to collegial discussions and apply constructive feedback from colleagues to improve professional knowledge and practice.

Kitchen Garden Support Line 13000 SAKGF (13000 72543)

The Stephanie Alexander Kitchen Garden Foundation would not be possible without our supporters. We rely entirely on the generosity, shared vision and commitment of schools and early childhood services, volunteers, philanthropic organisations, government, business and individuals.

The Stephanie Alexander Kitchen Garden Foundation acknowledges the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as traditional owners of the land on which we live and work, and we pay our respects to their elders, both past and present.

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