PROJECT GROW, born out of the Be Active, Eat Smart programme, has kicked off at St Cecilia's Catholic Primary School.

Programme facilitators, Generali Worldwide Insurance, through its partner, Home Grown, donated hundreds of vegetable seedlings to the school's garden.

While Generali is starting with St Cecilia's School, the programme will be expanding in the next few months to three or four more schools in New Providence and the Family Islands.

The Be Active, Eat Smart programme is in its second year at the school.

Tina Cambridge, regional director for Generali, said: "We are very, very pleased at long last to be able to introduce the Project Grow programme in the Bahamas.

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