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12-week learning program · Gardens & animals

Landscaping & Gardening

Grow practical skills through plants, purposeful routines and shared projects.

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About this program

A hands-on 12-week introduction to plant identification, soil, garden planning, planting and routine care. Participants can explore community connections and practical tasks while developing responsibility, communication and confidence in outdoor learning.

Learning focus

  • Plant identification, sensory gardening and soil.
  • Compost, potting, watering and garden planning.
  • Planting, maintenance and caring for tools.
  • Nursery or garden-supplier learning opportunities.

Program material covers

  • A program overview and structured 12-week learning sequence.
  • Facilitator guidance for preparation, practical activities and individual adjustments.
  • Visual program planning material and suggestions for recording participation and progress.

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Who this may support

People interested in gardening, outdoor activities and practical community learning. Tasks and equipment are selected around the participant's preferences and access needs.

How to use this approach

Start with a goal that matters to the participant. Model a manageable step, practise together, allow time and adapt the prompts, materials and pace. Notice what is working and agree on the next step together.

Important boundaries

Assess weather, sun exposure, plants, manual handling and tool risks. Motorised tools and higher-risk tasks require appropriate competence and supervision.

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