Beginners Gardening

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How to get children eating better food – vegetables and fruit primarily. Australia have devised a brilliant scheme. The women behind it – world renown chef, Stephanie Alexander, her idea is simple have fruit and vegetable gardens at schools and then take it a step further – have kitchens close by – so that the children learn to grow the food, harvest it, prepare and cook the food and to ultimately eat the food. It started in Victoria – it is now going nation wide. Brilliant idea.

Artsworld meets a group of green fingered revolutionaries who are transforming these grimy urban spaces into flowering gardens. Plus the amazing story of a 10-year-old Sudanese child who was forced into a soldiers training camp but managed to run to safety in Australia,.