LAS Tractors into Schools - Inspiring the Next Generation
- Verity Newcombe
- Mar 10
- 1 min read
At the heart of farming is education, and this year’s LAS Tractors into Schools initiative has gone from strength to strength. With the invaluable support of local farmers and young farmers who generously give their time, we’ve brought the farm directly into the classroom – showing children the journey of their food from field to fork. With nearly 3000 students reached over 31 schools and 15 farmers. Thanks to the generosity of local farmers and young farmers who gave up their time, we’ve brought the fascinating story of food production straight into classrooms.
These visits aren’t just about tractors (though they’re always a big hit!). They are about helping children understand the vital role agriculture plays in our daily lives. From ploughing and planting to harvesting and delivering, children learn how every step of the process depends on teamwork, skill and technology – with the tractor at the centre of it all.
We’ve been overwhelmed by the curiosity, questions and excitement from the children who took part. Seeing young minds light up as they explore farming first-hand is why initiatives like this are so important – sowing seeds of knowledge that may grow into tomorrow’s farmers, engineers, or simply informed adults who understand where their food comes from.
A huge thank you to all the farmers and young farmers who made these visits possible. Your dedication, energy and passion are inspiring and the impact you’re having on these young learners is immeasurable.
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