A unique garden aimed at increasing children's appetite for learning and healthy foods has been unveiled.
Teachers and parents hope the plot at Heol-y-Cyw Primary, Heol-y-Cyw, near Bridgend, will produce a crop of lettuces, spring onions, tomatoes and a bunch of keen gardeners.
Headteacher Lynne Bowen-Jones said the six raised beds each have their own nursery rhyme theme, with characters including the Owl and the Pussycat, to increase the garden's appeal to pupils.
The school received grants of £2,500 from the Bridgend Association of Voluntary Organisations and £1,500 from the lottery-supported Awards for All Wales for the project.
Mrs Bowen-Jones said: 'The children are so used to seeing these foods in the supermarket, but now they have the chance to grow and eat their own.'