Bradford Schools Receive Funding for Food Growing Projects
February 10, 2026Local primary schools to enhance outdoor learning through new initiative
Four primary schools in Bradford have been awarded funding to support food growing and outdoor learning activities. The schools will collaborate with Grow to School CIC, an organisation specialising in educational food growing projects.
Details of the funding and partnership
The total funding allocated to the schools amounts to £2,500. This financial support has been provided through the Manjit Wolstenholme Fund, administered by Give Bradford. The initiative aims to encourage practical learning experiences related to food cultivation and environmental education.
Schools involved and project goals
While the specific names of the four primary schools have not been disclosed, the project focuses on:
- Developing food growing spaces within school grounds
- Integrating outdoor learning into the curriculum
- Promoting awareness of healthy eating and sustainability
- Engaging students with hands-on activities related to gardening and nature
Community and educational impact
By working with Grow to School CIC, the schools aim to provide students with opportunities to learn about food production, environmental stewardship, and practical skills. The initiative supports broader educational goals of fostering wellbeing and connection with nature among young learners.
Further information about the progress and outcomes of the projects may be available through local education channels as the schools implement their plans.
