Contact Information
- Address: 16557 Humber Station Road, , Caledon, Ontario, L7E 3A5
School Board
Toronto District School Board
School Type
- Elementary School
School Location
- sub-urban community
Number of Students
70
School Description
Located in Albion Hills Conservation Area, EOEC is a "living laboratory" that connects youth to the land through immersive, hands-on experiences. Our mission is to foster environmental stewardship by bridging the gap between nature and nutrition through Farm-To-Table programming. Students develop food literacy skills by exploring local food sources, sustainable and Indigenous farming practices, and solutions for those with limited access to green space. Key activities include: Organic Gardening: Students engage in seasonal garden cycles, learning about soil health, biodiversity, and sustainable planting. Farm-to-Table Education: Students help harvest produce that is incorporated into snack time, highlighting the importance of local food systems. Foraging & Wild Edibles: Guided explorations teach students to identify local flora and understand traditional and Indigenous food perspectives. Ecological Footprint Impact: Our composting and vermicomposting programs show students how food waste transforms into nutrient-rich soil, completing the food cycle. By integrating food literacy into our outdoor curriculum, we empower the next generation to make informed, sustainable choices for their health and the planet.
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School Food
Meal Program:
- Other
Activities
- Growing food - garden
- Growing food - farm
- Beekeeping
- Seed saving
- Cooking
- Tasting activities
- Sharing cultural foods
- Learning from local food producers & providers