During one of our Saturday morning working bees, parents, students and staff removed sand from the sandpits in front of each of the grade 1 classrooms and replaced them with soil.
The student environment and sustainability group called the Environmental Tacklers then created new garden beds, planting delicious strawberries and delicate flowering plants such as Camellias. Hopefully some butterflies will visit the area soon.
Butterfly Gardens
Minsterial Launch of Werribee Zoo entry
WERRIBEE OPEN RANGE ZOO MINISTERIAL LAUNCH OF ENTRY PRECINCT 3/4J are ready, the crowd of people grows, the Minister for Zoos arrives. Cameras roll and it begins! On Tuesday, […]
Promoting awareness of sustanable practices among children – July 2015
As part of promoting sustanable practices among children learning experiences such as planting trees and vegetables, mini herb garden, life cycle of a plant, discussion on environment protection and care […]
Petition for Premier Napthine to adopt cash for containers
If enough of us voice our support before the November election, Premier Napthine will have to act, triggering other states to follow. This is an urgent call to action for Australia’s future – we need cash for containers NOW! PLEASE SIGN & SHARE!
Challenge Studies ‘Energy Audit’ activity
Student led Energy Challenge Studies Students from St Patrick’s P.S. Gordon and St Michael’s P.S. Springbank in Victoria recently got together to investigate their schools energy usage. This group of […]
ResourceSmart Awards 2013
Werribee Primary School was named as one of three top schools as a one of three finalists from 160 applicants in the category of ResourceSmart Waste School of the Year […]