Annual Cork Schools Garden Last Chance to enter

 Closing Date Extended Last Chance to Enter



Closing Soon

The Annual Cork Schools Garden competition is now open to all primary schools in Cork City and County who have a school garden or are in the process of developing one.

The pupils can be members of one class or representatives from a few classes. The adults may be teachers, school gardener or parents).
The entry must be approved by the school principal.
All schools must complete an entry form

After entering the school submit a short MP4 Video before 5pm May 1st
This short video should give us an idea about what have done in their garden.
Please note Videos must be not longer than 2 minutes.
Closing Date for submission of Video is 5pm May 1st
Enter Here before submitting video (see example below)
Curraglass Video 2023



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