Discover how Edible Playgrounds transform school grounds into vibrant teaching gardens.

Find out about Planting Healthy Air in Schools, developed to address London's poor air quality.

Explore 'Growing Among Trees,' a 12-month pilot project fostering urban school transformation through community forest and woodland outreach.

Through our tree planting in schools we give children the opportunity to experience tree and woodland-based play and learning.

Adapting to the changing climate is essential for children that live in cities as they are hit hardest by the warming planet.

This document presents Trees for Schools, a sub-strategy to our organisational strategy “The Turn of Trees”, focusing on our programme of work with schools.

Queen’s Park Primary School playground was very concrete-heavy and in dire need of green space for outdoor education and recreation, so we transformed it!

Our Planting Healthy Air project in Surrey is featured in the Bupa Foundation's latest documentary highlighting global climate action.

Six Cardiff primary schools will be getting new Tiny Forests, bringing the Welsh National Forest to their playgrounds.

Students from Robert Browning (one of our first Healthy Playground projects in London) took to Borough Market last autumn to sell their school-grown veggies for charity!

We connected 2 schools from across the world to allow the pupils an opportunity to ask each other about their experiences with food growing.

After working with Our Lady and St George Primary School in London on a fantastic Edible Playground, we were approached by their students with a special ask...

Environmental charity Trees for Cities will see that schools across the UK are transformed into green, leafy oases to improve students’ wellbeing and health.

The Mayor of London Sadiq Khan visited the school to learn about our Planting Healthy Air project we developed to mitigate against the detrimental effect of air pollution.

Our multi-award winning programme, which transforms school playgrounds into vibrant outdoor fruit and vegetable gardens, has been officially launched in Cardiff.

Trees for Cities has been selected by World Economic Forum’s UpLink as a winner of their BiodiverCities Challenge for our work in ensuring children have access to outdoor spaces

For Children’s Mental Health week, we want to highlight how beneficial it can be for children to have the opportunity to learn outside and connect to the environment and nature.