How do you write an application to the principal to improve school garden?

Answer 1

You said "application". Do you mean to offer the solution to making the improvements?

I would suggest starting with pointing out the benefits of an attractive garden.

To successfully demonstrate the features of the appropriate garden, you would be wise to gain the Principal's attention with photographs of gardens within your budget, your needs, and your abilities.

Go to local garden stores and ask for special pricing to help your school. Local gardening stores might be happy to help promote gardening to the students, and to faculty, staff, and parents, as well. The store attendant could help you write-out a wish-list, and a budget-request, to go along with your application. This will let the principal know how serious you are.

Ask the principal for advise and don't forget to ask for approval and support for your plan.

In my community, organized, local, Master Gardeners must donate hours each month to keep their 'master' status. They would be the best people to get gardening tips from and they enjoy a terrific network of everything garden-related.

Ask a teacher at school to get-on-board with your cause. Ask students to volunteer and work toward making the garden improvement project happen. A sign-up schedule is easy to make and post on the wall.

Hope this helps,

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