We’ve been thinking for a while about the value of Twitter / X for The Country Trust. Lately, it’s become clear that it’s no longer the right platform for us and we will look to close this account on 30th June 2025.
You can still keep up to date with what we’re doing through our;
website: https://t.co/gpCFQFnyzV
newsletters: https://t.co/QaVtjqVpXN
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🌱Encourage your child to learn about soil by exploring its texture, colour and smell. Let them feel the soil between their fingers to build a fundamental connection to the natural world and the food we eat.
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#MoreThanMud#PlantYourPants
In our Food Discovery sessions, children aren't just learning how to plant, they’re building confidence, practising maths, and developing language skills without even realising it.
✨ “If I planted 10 potatoes, I could get 100 back… WOW!”
📏 “It’s so tall… It’s 29cm!”
What does your soil smell of? Healthy soil will have an earthy, rich or clean aroma, while unhealthy or waterlogged soil may smell metallic or sour.
Get your hands in the soil today: https://t.co/nHVDuYaG3T
#PlantYourPants#MoreThanMud
🌱 “I’m really good at planting.”- child
This #NationalChildrensGardeningWeek, we’re celebrating our partnership with the @NGSOpenGardens, more children from areas of high disadvantage are getting the chance to grow, explore and discover through our Food Discovery Programme.
🚨"We must change the narrative on the planet, soil is a wealth that we have received from previous generations, and we must pass it on as living soil for future generations."
Sign up to #PlantYourPants today:
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*ConsiousPlanet / @cpsavesoil
This year, #PlantYourPants is all about getting as many hands in the soil as possible. We can use our senses to help us explore and understand more about our soils; its texture, colour and smell! 👃
Join the nation in planting pants this spring! 🩲
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From riding tractors to meeting furry locals, farm fresh foods and rural history, Year 5 really enjoyed their visit to Gander Farm. They were inspired by the history of the farm and the links with our local area as well. Thank you Verity. #LFJSHistory#DT@CountryTrust
This spring, we want to ensure that EVERY child has the opportunity to get their hands in the soil, to form a connection to the natural world.
How to grow happier and healthier children?...get their hands in the soil!
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🌱 Get ready for #PlantYourPants 2025! 🩲
How to grow happier and healthier children?… get their hands in the soil!
Sign up today: https://t.co/nHVDuYaG3T
It will only be through ensuring a connection to the food system and the natural world that sustains it that children will develop a holistic view of the local and global landscape with regards to sustainability and climate change.
Find out more: https://t.co/h5rfqMDVwe
🚨LAST CHANCE TO APPLY...
We're looking for a dedicated and experienced Programme Manager—an inspiring, child-centred educator with a deep commitment to tackling poverty of opportunity.
Find out more and apply: https://t.co/nL3ppOTVFE