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free spuds for kids
free spuds for kids
by Wilhelm Von Rhomboid on 19th November 2009, 2:16 pm
http://www.potatoesforschools.org.uk/teachers-centre/gyop/registration-form?Yes=True
One for schools, Home-educators etc, Forest schoolers - get free potato growing kits - just add water and compost...
One for schools, Home-educators etc, Forest schoolers - get free potato growing kits - just add water and compost...
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Re: free spuds for kids
by Compostwoman on 19th November 2009, 9:00 pm
You beat me to it Billy..I have 3 accounts, one for School Garden, one for Eco club and one for here Forest School....
Did it last year and got a suprisingly good yield from the kits...was most impressed..!
Did it last year and got a suprisingly good yield from the kits...was most impressed..!
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Re: free spuds for kids
by Compostwoman on 20th February 2010, 8:29 pm
If you follow the link you will now be registering for 2011.
Registration for 2010 has now closed.
Registration for 2010 has now closed.
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Re: free spuds for kids
by Guest on 20th February 2010, 9:14 pm
Damn !
I thought this was a scheme whereby you sent in kids, and in return they give you potatoes.
That'd be a worthwhile scheme
I thought this was a scheme whereby you sent in kids, and in return they give you potatoes.
That'd be a worthwhile scheme
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Re: free spuds for kids
by Compostwoman on 20th February 2010, 11:00 pm
Do what I do, and set the kids planting and digging and then take the harvested spuds off them.... 
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Re: free spuds for kids
by Dandelion on 22nd February 2010, 9:05 pm
Are you allowed to trade in other people's kids for the potatoes? I know where to find about 1200 - that would be a lot of potatoes!
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