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‘CHILDREN LEARN JUST BY BEING HERE’
Lara Honnor, 41, lives in Somerset with her husband Mikey. She started her own school community garden, Skool Beanz, in 2019.
Ten years ago, I was diagnosed with breast cancer. What got me through chemo and radiotherapy was my daily walk in my local park. Breathing the fresh air and watching the changing seasons opened my eyes to the power of nature.
Before my diagnosis, my ambition was to act. But after my treatment, I decided to do a diploma in Social and Therapeutic Horticulture. During my training, I worked in an