Year 11 students have used their student voice to promote the importance of green waste composting. The students created a proposal and presented it to the Principal’s Leadership Team who allowed them a budget to purchase the solar cone compost bin ($200 through Compost Revolution). With the assistance of maintenance, the students installed the bin, are now reducing their carbon footprint and educating other students about their important environmental action. During National Recycle Week, the students invited students to come along for a chat about their waste journey. The Sustainability and Environment Team are very proud of their efforts and passion.
National Recycle Week – Green Waste Chat
St. Anthony's Shine
Last year St. Anthony’s Parish Primary took a big step forward in reducing it’s energy use and saving tonnes of carbon emissions. With the installation of 35 solar panels capable […]
ResourceSmart in Early Childhood
CERES Outreach Education is increasing its reach in the Early Childhood sector following on from a successful pilot for Sustainability Victoria in 2013-14.
My Space 2018
So liberating removing tables. Students are free to explore and interact with what matters. Draw, write, photograph or video anything and anywhere using any hard surface available. This year […]
Water Saving at Mount Waverley Primary School
By Natalie Aarons, Environment Committee In 2010 Mount Waverley Primary School continued the journey towards becoming an accredited Sustainable School through AuSSi (Australian Sustainable Schools Initiative). Water saving is embedded […]