Sunday, 17 September 2023

Worm tea for every tree

 At Waka, we are working towards being a zero-waste school.  We encourage

 litter-free lunches and feed our lunchbox scraps to the worm farms.

Our Waka worms turn the scraps into fertiliser full of microorganisms vital for plants and trees to grow. Today Rooms 13 and 28 diluted the 'worm tea' and fed all our plants and trees.





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