A group of pupils recently visited a farm on the Clydeside to learn how to grow and plant their own fruits and vegetables.
The pupils from St Brendan’s Primary School took a trip to the allotment project set up by the North Lanarkshire Council’s Restorative Justice Service
Provost Kenneth Duffy joined them in planting trees on the farmland supporting the school's clear air initiatives. "It’s heartening to see the positive impact of people serving community payback orders being given the chance to build on their rehabilitation, while giving something back to local communities.”and families manager for Justice Services, said: “We were delighted to welcome the children and teachers to the allotments and give them a taste of country life.
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