Educational Growhouse at Pembroke House School

Living Machines works closely with schools like Pembroke House to teach students how to grow their own food. Our goal for this project was to create a system that makes agriculture both fun and easy, turning the garden into an engaging outdoor classroom.

We believe that the best way for students to learn about food and sustainability is through direct, hands-on experience. This growhouse system provides the perfect environment for students to get involved in the entire growing process, from planting seeds to harvesting fresh vegetables.

An Interactive Approach to Agricultural Education

Our collaboration with Pembroke House School focuses on making the growhouse an integral part of the learning experience. The program is designed to be accessible and rewarding for students of all ages, sparking curiosity about where their food comes from.

Project Highlights:

• Student-Focused Design: The system is set up to allow for easy participation and learning.
• Curriculum Integration: We work alongside educators to help them use the growhouse as a practical tool for science and environmental lessons.
• Skill Building: Students learn foundational skills in planting, soil care, watering, and harvesting.
• Encouraging Healthy Habits: By growing their own food, students develop a stronger connection to healthy eating.

The Pembroke House School project shows our commitment to making agricultural education accessible. We provide schools with the tools and support they need to cultivate both plants and knowledge in their students.