See what Superbloom Schools are doing around the country.
We are transforming the Tower of London's iconic moat into a spectacular, flower-filled garden in celebration of Her Majesty The Queen's Platinum Jubilee.
Schools across the UK are joining the celebrations by creating their own Jubilee flower gardens. Make a garden plan with your class then roll up your sleeves and dig in!
Superbloom Schools FAQSpring makes itself known to us through sound as well as vision.
Go into your gardens and close your eyes. What can you hear? Are there birds? Buzzing bees? or maybe other sounds like traffic, children playing or aeroplanes flying above.
Try it again once your flowers bloom and see if it has changed.
previous activitiesBy Kate Hampshire
Wimbledon Chase Primary School
10 May 2022
Our Gardening Club children are loving the whole Superbloom project and, after looking at pictures of the works in progress at the Tower of London, they have been inspired to recreate some of the features they have seen taking shape in the Tower moat
What's happening at the Superbloom in the moat at the Tower?
By Jake Patel
Superbloom Schools Blog Editor
Video from Blind Crow
10 May 2022
Check out The Nest at The Tower of London.
1,500 schools across the UK are planting Superblooms this spring. Find your nearest neighbour.
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Discover lesson ideas and videos to get your pupils' minds blooming in the classroom.
Guidance and information for teachers to help you get your garden started.
Teacher guidance and informationCheck out our resources to support your wellbeing project, including cross curricular lesson plans for primary, secondary and special schools.
all learning resourcesNature is good for you - there's plenty of evidence to prove it. Use these resources to support your students in understanding the positive effects of gardening for wellbeing.
In 2022 the Tower of London will be celebrating Her Majesty The Queen's Platinum Jubilee by filling the moat with flowers to create a spectacular display.
From June to September the flower display will erupt into new colours and patterns creating a dramatic and engaging experience. Designed to attract pollinators, 'Superbloom' will bring a spectacular natural beauty to the urban space and introduce a new biodiverse habitat for wildlife. It will celebrate the value of nature for our wellbeing, giving people time to slow down, reflect and bask in the simple joy of flowers in bloom.
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