Schools Education - Kew

Gallery with pictures and comments from schools

Comments from students and teachers

"Thank you so much for letting us play all those games they were so much fun. I hope I see you again. And my favourite thing in Kew Gardens was the Badger Sett because it had everything the badger would have need and it was very clean" Rebecca Year 3, Juniper Hill School

"Thank you for taking us around Kew Gardens. I learnt a lot about habitats I liked feeling the Aloe vera. I liked going into the rainforest the best. Yours Sincerely, Whitney (Year 3)

"I would just like to thank all the wonderful staff at Kew for making 40 adult students from Lambeth College a day to remember. Everyone thoroughly enjoyed themselves....we had the most perfect time" Lambeth College

"Kew Gardens was smashing. I loved the Palm House. But it was a bit stuffy though. It was a beautiful place to be. I though the plain outside was peaceful but the Rose Garden was so relaxing I could of fallen asleep!!! I wish everybody knew how perfect it is" Anna Year 4

"Thank you for showing us around Kew Gardens. It was very interesting and I enjoyed learning how to find the age of a tree" Ben Year 3

"Thanks for showing us the cacti and the other plants like aloe vera and the carnivorous plant. Being at Kew Gardens was great. I would like to go there a third time because its brilliant. The plants you showed us were beautiful" Geoff Year 4

"Thank you for telling us all about the plants in the Palm house. We talked about the bamboo growing so fast, the lovely smell of the cocoa seeds, the funny bum seed, how the leaves grew so big and how dark it must be on the floor of the rainforest. We would love to come back again to look at the plants and trees" Year 5 class.

"Very enjoyable and informative. The children learned without even realising it!" Juniper Hill Primary school

"The morning spent with you at Kew was very interesting and insightful. Considering the visit to Kew was on the last day of the visit and the group had had a very long and intensive week, the knowledge and information you shared with the group was brilliant and some of your ideas were raised in a wrap up meeting on the Saturday night, so you definitely had an impact on their thinking process...I just wish we had more time to spend with you looking around the gardens, as I know how much the group enjoyed your tour of the Conservatory" FSC environmental education

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