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
Tree Planting Day
Mill Park Heights students had a great time planting native trees and bushes as part of the National Tree Planting Day in July. We were lucky to get so many donations so […]
Year Review / Recycling Olympics
Sustainability 2018 Review The Sustainability Committee had a great year in 2018 full of fun events and fundraisers. We also completed many goals to improve Camberwell High’s environmental impact. Some […]
August 2016 Sustainable School of the Month – Frankston East PS
To celebrate Frankston City’s status as Australia’s Sustainable City of the Year 2015, each month from June to November a local school will be chosen as the Sustainable School of […]
Clean Up Australia Day
On March 2nd Campbellfield Heights Primary School participated in Clean Up Australia Day. It was fantastic to see many students and teachers bring rubbish free lunch to school. Students also […]
Case Study – Water
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