3. If yes, how would you describe the current state of the garden?
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4. If no, would your school be interested in starting a garden?
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5. Would your school be interested in participating in the Nature Table School Garden Programme focused on children and young people being actively involved in developing your school garden?
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6. What benefits do you foresee from participating in the Nature Table School Garden programme? (Select all that apply)
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7. What do you consider the benefits of learning by doing in a garden environment for children and young people ? (Select all that apply)
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8. How important do you think it is to integrate gardening activities with other subjects such as geography, history, heritage, arts, social development, scientific, and social education?
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9. In which areas of the curriculum do you see have the potential for cross-curricular content development? (Check all that apply)
10. Would your school be interested in developing new garden ideas aimed at increasing biodiversity and sustainability (including food production)?
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11. Are there any specific ideas or concepts related to biodiversity and sustainability that you would like to explore through the Nature Table School Garden programme?
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12. Would you see any benefit in using small DIY solar panels or windmills to run pond pumps, for example, in the school garden?
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13. Would you see any benefit in sensors which monitor pollinator activity, wildlife, temperature, and humidity, etc. being used in a school garden?
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14. Please share any additional thoughts, suggestions, or comments you have regarding this initiative: