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Hotwells Primary School, Bristol, UK, building Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-image-hotwells-primary-school-bristol-uk-building-160608191.htmlRMK989AR–Hotwells Primary School, Bristol, UK, building
The Prince of Wales with during a visit to Hotwells Primary School, Bristol, Monday December 12, 2005. The Prince today visited the pioneering Bristol primary school which produces its own organic meals. The school encourages children to grow their own fruit and vegetables in the school's garden . These fresh, home-made goodies are then used as ingredients for the youngsters' school dinners. See PA story ROYAL Charles. PRESS ASSOCIATION Photo. Photo credit should read: Tim Ockenden/WPA Rota/PA. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-the-prince-of-wales-with-during-a-visit-to-hotwells-primary-school-108833763.htmlRMG91PG3–The Prince of Wales with during a visit to Hotwells Primary School, Bristol, Monday December 12, 2005. The Prince today visited the pioneering Bristol primary school which produces its own organic meals. The school encourages children to grow their own fruit and vegetables in the school's garden . These fresh, home-made goodies are then used as ingredients for the youngsters' school dinners. See PA story ROYAL Charles. PRESS ASSOCIATION Photo. Photo credit should read: Tim Ockenden/WPA Rota/PA.
Charles, Prince of Wales visits Hotwells Primary School in Bristol. The Prince visited the pioneering Bristol primary school which produces its own organic meals. The school encourages children to grow their own fruit and vegetables in the school's garden . The ingredients are then used for the school dinners. Anwar Hussein/allactiondigital.com Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/charles-prince-of-wales-visits-hotwells-primary-school-in-bristol-the-prince-visited-the-pioneering-bristol-primary-school-which-produces-its-own-organic-meals-the-school-encourages-children-to-grow-their-own-fruit-and-vegetables-in-the-schools-garden-the-ingredients-are-then-used-for-the-school-dinners-anwar-husseinallactiondigitalcom-image446434801.htmlRM2GX8T41–Charles, Prince of Wales visits Hotwells Primary School in Bristol. The Prince visited the pioneering Bristol primary school which produces its own organic meals. The school encourages children to grow their own fruit and vegetables in the school's garden . The ingredients are then used for the school dinners. Anwar Hussein/allactiondigital.com
Hotwells Primary School, Bristol, UK, building Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-image-hotwells-primary-school-bristol-uk-building-160608198.htmlRMK989B2–Hotwells Primary School, Bristol, UK, building
The Prince of Wales during a visit to Hotwells Primary School, Bristol, Monday December 12, 2005. The Prince today visited the pioneering Bristol primary school which produces its own organic meals. The school encourages children to grow their own fruit and vegetables in the school's garden . These fresh, home-made goodies are then used as ingredients for the youngsters' school dinners. See PA story ROYAL Charles. PRESS ASSOCIATION Photo. Photo credit should read: Tim Ockenden/WPA Rota/PA. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-the-prince-of-wales-during-a-visit-to-hotwells-primary-school-bristol-108833806.htmlRMG91PHJ–The Prince of Wales during a visit to Hotwells Primary School, Bristol, Monday December 12, 2005. The Prince today visited the pioneering Bristol primary school which produces its own organic meals. The school encourages children to grow their own fruit and vegetables in the school's garden . These fresh, home-made goodies are then used as ingredients for the youngsters' school dinners. See PA story ROYAL Charles. PRESS ASSOCIATION Photo. Photo credit should read: Tim Ockenden/WPA Rota/PA.
Charles, Prince of Wales tastes some chutney during a visit to Hotwells Primary School in Bristol. The Prince visited the pioneering Bristol primary school which produces its own organic meals. The school encourages children to grow their own fruit and vegetables in the school's garden . The ingredients are then used for the school dinners. Anwar Hussein/allactiondigital.com Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/charles-prince-of-wales-tastes-some-chutney-during-a-visit-to-hotwells-primary-school-in-bristol-the-prince-visited-the-pioneering-bristol-primary-school-which-produces-its-own-organic-meals-the-school-encourages-children-to-grow-their-own-fruit-and-vegetables-in-the-schools-garden-the-ingredients-are-then-used-for-the-school-dinners-anwar-husseinallactiondigitalcom-image446434804.htmlRM2GX8T44–Charles, Prince of Wales tastes some chutney during a visit to Hotwells Primary School in Bristol. The Prince visited the pioneering Bristol primary school which produces its own organic meals. The school encourages children to grow their own fruit and vegetables in the school's garden . The ingredients are then used for the school dinners. Anwar Hussein/allactiondigital.com
The Prince of Wales tastes some green tomato chutney during a visit to Hotwells Primary School, Bristol, Monday December 12, 2005. The Prince today visited the pioneering Bristol primary school which produces its own organic meals. The school encourages children to grow their own fruit and vegetables in the school's garden. These fresh, home-made goodies are then used as ingredients for the youngsters' school dinners. See PA story ROYAL Charles. PRESS ASSOCIATION Photo. Photo credit should read: Tim Ockenden/PA. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-the-prince-of-wales-tastes-some-green-tomato-chutney-during-a-visit-108833776.htmlRMG91PGG–The Prince of Wales tastes some green tomato chutney during a visit to Hotwells Primary School, Bristol, Monday December 12, 2005. The Prince today visited the pioneering Bristol primary school which produces its own organic meals. The school encourages children to grow their own fruit and vegetables in the school's garden. These fresh, home-made goodies are then used as ingredients for the youngsters' school dinners. See PA story ROYAL Charles. PRESS ASSOCIATION Photo. Photo credit should read: Tim Ockenden/PA.
Charles, Prince of Wales tastes some chutney during a visit to Hotwells Primary School in Bristol. The Prince visited the pioneering Bristol primary school which produces its own organic meals. The school encourages children to grow their own fruit and vegetables in the school's garden . The ingredients are then used for the school dinners. Anwar Hussein/allactiondigital.com Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/charles-prince-of-wales-tastes-some-chutney-during-a-visit-to-hotwells-primary-school-in-bristol-the-prince-visited-the-pioneering-bristol-primary-school-which-produces-its-own-organic-meals-the-school-encourages-children-to-grow-their-own-fruit-and-vegetables-in-the-schools-garden-the-ingredients-are-then-used-for-the-school-dinners-anwar-husseinallactiondigitalcom-image446434796.htmlRM2GX8T3T–Charles, Prince of Wales tastes some chutney during a visit to Hotwells Primary School in Bristol. The Prince visited the pioneering Bristol primary school which produces its own organic meals. The school encourages children to grow their own fruit and vegetables in the school's garden . The ingredients are then used for the school dinners. Anwar Hussein/allactiondigital.com
The Prince of Wales tastes some green tomato chutney during a visit to Hotwells Primary School, Bristol, Monday December 12, 2005. The Prince today visited the pioneering Bristol primary school which produces its own organic meals. The school encourages children to grow their own fruit and vegetables in the school's garden. These fresh, home-made goodies are then used as ingredients for the youngsters' school dinners. See PA story ROYAL Charles. PRESS ASSOCIATION Photo. Photo credit should read: Tim Ockenden/PA. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-the-prince-of-wales-tastes-some-green-tomato-chutney-during-a-visit-108833789.htmlRMG91PH1–The Prince of Wales tastes some green tomato chutney during a visit to Hotwells Primary School, Bristol, Monday December 12, 2005. The Prince today visited the pioneering Bristol primary school which produces its own organic meals. The school encourages children to grow their own fruit and vegetables in the school's garden. These fresh, home-made goodies are then used as ingredients for the youngsters' school dinners. See PA story ROYAL Charles. PRESS ASSOCIATION Photo. Photo credit should read: Tim Ockenden/PA.
Charles, Prince of Wales tastes some chutney during a visit to Hotwells Primary School in Bristol. The Prince visited the pioneering Bristol primary school which produces its own organic meals. The school encourages children to grow their own fruit and vegetables in the school's garden . The ingredients are then used for the school dinners. Anwar Hussein/allactiondigital.com Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/charles-prince-of-wales-tastes-some-chutney-during-a-visit-to-hotwells-primary-school-in-bristol-the-prince-visited-the-pioneering-bristol-primary-school-which-produces-its-own-organic-meals-the-school-encourages-children-to-grow-their-own-fruit-and-vegetables-in-the-schools-garden-the-ingredients-are-then-used-for-the-school-dinners-anwar-husseinallactiondigitalcom-image446434794.htmlRM2GX8T3P–Charles, Prince of Wales tastes some chutney during a visit to Hotwells Primary School in Bristol. The Prince visited the pioneering Bristol primary school which produces its own organic meals. The school encourages children to grow their own fruit and vegetables in the school's garden . The ingredients are then used for the school dinners. Anwar Hussein/allactiondigital.com
The Prince of Wales meets pupils during a visit to the kitchen garden of Hotwells Primary School, Bristol, Monday December 12, 2005. The Prince today visited the pioneering Bristol primary school which produces its own organic meals. The school encourages children to grow their own fruit and vegetables in the school's garden. These fresh, home-made goodies are then used as ingredients for the youngsters' school dinners. See PA story ROYAL Charles. PRESS ASSOCIATION Photo. Photo credit should read: Tim Ockenden/PA. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-the-prince-of-wales-meets-pupils-during-a-visit-to-the-kitchen-garden-108833727.htmlRMG91PER–The Prince of Wales meets pupils during a visit to the kitchen garden of Hotwells Primary School, Bristol, Monday December 12, 2005. The Prince today visited the pioneering Bristol primary school which produces its own organic meals. The school encourages children to grow their own fruit and vegetables in the school's garden. These fresh, home-made goodies are then used as ingredients for the youngsters' school dinners. See PA story ROYAL Charles. PRESS ASSOCIATION Photo. Photo credit should read: Tim Ockenden/PA.
Charles, Prince of Wales meets pupils during a visit to Hotwells Primary School in Bristol. The Prince visited the pioneering Bristol primary school which produces its own organic meals. The school encourages children to grow their own fruit and vegetables in the school's garden . The ingredients are then used for the school dinners. Anwar Hussein/allactiondigital.com Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/charles-prince-of-wales-meets-pupils-during-a-visit-to-hotwells-primary-school-in-bristol-the-prince-visited-the-pioneering-bristol-primary-school-which-produces-its-own-organic-meals-the-school-encourages-children-to-grow-their-own-fruit-and-vegetables-in-the-schools-garden-the-ingredients-are-then-used-for-the-school-dinners-anwar-husseinallactiondigitalcom-image446434795.htmlRM2GX8T3R–Charles, Prince of Wales meets pupils during a visit to Hotwells Primary School in Bristol. The Prince visited the pioneering Bristol primary school which produces its own organic meals. The school encourages children to grow their own fruit and vegetables in the school's garden . The ingredients are then used for the school dinners. Anwar Hussein/allactiondigital.com
The Prince of Wales tastes some green tomato chutney during a visit to Hotwells Primary School, Bristol, Monday December 12, 2005. The Prince today visited the pioneering Bristol primary school which produces its own organic meals. The school encourages children to grow their own fruit and vegetables in the school's garden. These fresh, home-made goodies are then used as ingredients for the youngsters' school dinners. See PA story ROYAL Charles. PRESS ASSOCIATION Photo. Photo credit should read: Tim Ockenden/PA. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-the-prince-of-wales-tastes-some-green-tomato-chutney-during-a-visit-108833774.htmlRMG91PGE–The Prince of Wales tastes some green tomato chutney during a visit to Hotwells Primary School, Bristol, Monday December 12, 2005. The Prince today visited the pioneering Bristol primary school which produces its own organic meals. The school encourages children to grow their own fruit and vegetables in the school's garden. These fresh, home-made goodies are then used as ingredients for the youngsters' school dinners. See PA story ROYAL Charles. PRESS ASSOCIATION Photo. Photo credit should read: Tim Ockenden/PA.
Charles, Prince of Wales tastes some chutney during a visit to Hotwells Primary School in Bristol. The Prince visited the pioneering Bristol primary school which produces its own organic meals. The school encourages children to grow their own fruit and vegetables in the school's garden . The ingredients are then used for the school dinners. Anwar Hussein/allactiondigital.com Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/charles-prince-of-wales-tastes-some-chutney-during-a-visit-to-hotwells-primary-school-in-bristol-the-prince-visited-the-pioneering-bristol-primary-school-which-produces-its-own-organic-meals-the-school-encourages-children-to-grow-their-own-fruit-and-vegetables-in-the-schools-garden-the-ingredients-are-then-used-for-the-school-dinners-anwar-husseinallactiondigitalcom-image446434787.htmlRM2GX8T3F–Charles, Prince of Wales tastes some chutney during a visit to Hotwells Primary School in Bristol. The Prince visited the pioneering Bristol primary school which produces its own organic meals. The school encourages children to grow their own fruit and vegetables in the school's garden . The ingredients are then used for the school dinners. Anwar Hussein/allactiondigital.com
The Prince of Wales smiles after tasting some green tomato chutney during a visit to Hotwells Primary School, Bristol, Monday December 12, 2005. The Prince today visited the pioneering Bristol primary school which produces its own organic meals. The school encourages children to grow their own fruit and vegetables in the school's garden. These fresh, home-made goodies are then used as ingredients for the youngsters' school dinners. See PA story ROYAL Charles. PRESS ASSOCIATION Photo. Photo credit should read: Tim Ockenden/PA. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-the-prince-of-wales-smiles-after-tasting-some-green-tomato-chutney-108833786.htmlRMG91PGX–The Prince of Wales smiles after tasting some green tomato chutney during a visit to Hotwells Primary School, Bristol, Monday December 12, 2005. The Prince today visited the pioneering Bristol primary school which produces its own organic meals. The school encourages children to grow their own fruit and vegetables in the school's garden. These fresh, home-made goodies are then used as ingredients for the youngsters' school dinners. See PA story ROYAL Charles. PRESS ASSOCIATION Photo. Photo credit should read: Tim Ockenden/PA.
Charles, Prince of Wales with head teacher Mrs Jenny Taylor and pupils during a visit to Hotwells Primary School in Bristol. The Prince visited the pioneering Bristol primary school which produces its own organic meals. The school encourages children to grow their own fruit and vegetables in the school's garden . The ingredients are then used for the school dinners. Anwar Hussein/allactiondigital.com Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/charles-prince-of-wales-with-head-teacher-mrs-jenny-taylor-and-pupils-during-a-visit-to-hotwells-primary-school-in-bristol-the-prince-visited-the-pioneering-bristol-primary-school-which-produces-its-own-organic-meals-the-school-encourages-children-to-grow-their-own-fruit-and-vegetables-in-the-schools-garden-the-ingredients-are-then-used-for-the-school-dinners-anwar-husseinallactiondigitalcom-image446434798.htmlRM2GX8T3X–Charles, Prince of Wales with head teacher Mrs Jenny Taylor and pupils during a visit to Hotwells Primary School in Bristol. The Prince visited the pioneering Bristol primary school which produces its own organic meals. The school encourages children to grow their own fruit and vegetables in the school's garden . The ingredients are then used for the school dinners. Anwar Hussein/allactiondigital.com
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Charles, Prince of Wales chats with pupils in the kitchen garden during a visit to Hotwells Primary School in Bristol. The Prince visited the pioneering Bristol primary school which produces its own organic meals. The school encourages children to grow their own fruit and vegetables in the school's garden . The ingredients are then used for the school dinners. Anwar Hussein/allactiondigital.com Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/charles-prince-of-wales-chats-with-pupils-in-the-kitchen-garden-during-a-visit-to-hotwells-primary-school-in-bristol-the-prince-visited-the-pioneering-bristol-primary-school-which-produces-its-own-organic-meals-the-school-encourages-children-to-grow-their-own-fruit-and-vegetables-in-the-schools-garden-the-ingredients-are-then-used-for-the-school-dinners-anwar-husseinallactiondigitalcom-image446434791.htmlRM2GX8T3K–Charles, Prince of Wales chats with pupils in the kitchen garden during a visit to Hotwells Primary School in Bristol. The Prince visited the pioneering Bristol primary school which produces its own organic meals. The school encourages children to grow their own fruit and vegetables in the school's garden . The ingredients are then used for the school dinners. Anwar Hussein/allactiondigital.com
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Charles, Prince of Wales chats with pupils in the kitchen garden during a visit to Hotwells Primary School in Bristol. The Prince visited the pioneering Bristol primary school which produces its own organic meals. The school encourages children to grow their own fruit and vegetables in the school's garden . The ingredients are then used for the school dinners. Anwar Hussein/allactiondigital.com Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/charles-prince-of-wales-chats-with-pupils-in-the-kitchen-garden-during-a-visit-to-hotwells-primary-school-in-bristol-the-prince-visited-the-pioneering-bristol-primary-school-which-produces-its-own-organic-meals-the-school-encourages-children-to-grow-their-own-fruit-and-vegetables-in-the-schools-garden-the-ingredients-are-then-used-for-the-school-dinners-anwar-husseinallactiondigitalcom-image446434800.htmlRM2GX8T40–Charles, Prince of Wales chats with pupils in the kitchen garden during a visit to Hotwells Primary School in Bristol. The Prince visited the pioneering Bristol primary school which produces its own organic meals. The school encourages children to grow their own fruit and vegetables in the school's garden . The ingredients are then used for the school dinners. Anwar Hussein/allactiondigital.com
