This document uses annotated photos to show how a large visually unappealing area of our school yard has been transformed into a much admired ‘Biodiversity Garden’. Work occurred from June 2016 – May 2017. Students received a $500 VSGA grant, contributed to the garden design, were involved with the planting and now ongoing care of the area.
Biodiversity Garden Area Learning Story
Apples Apples Apples
We are excited to announce that apple growers, Montague Fresh, have made a generous, regular, donation of fresh Jazz apples to our school. Our students certainly benefit from the generosity […]
Growing Awareness
This is a newspaper article that was published about our World Environment Day celebrations where we made almost 1000 flowers out of recycled materials and “planted” them at the front […]
Enviro Day Expo 2016
See upload for article on St. Jude’s School Langwarrin September 13 2016 for our Enviro Day Expo.
What Inspires Me – Interview with Anthony Mangelsdorf
CERES Education Interview with Anthony Mangelsdorf The Environmental & Sustainability 2014 Educator of the Year ResourceSmart Schools Coordinator for the Barwon South West region Outdoor Environmental Education Lecturer at Federation […]
Point Cook College P-9: Bird Watching at Jamieson Way Wetlands
The suburb of Point Cook is a growing suburb on the fringes of the Western suburbs alongside Ramsar classified wetlands including Cheetham wetlands. There are many built wetlands interspersed between […]