On Monday 29th April, 2013, Tim Silverwood visited our school to talk to the grade 3 – 6 students about his Take 3 project.
The message is quite simple: Take 3 pieces of rubbish with you when you leave the beach, waterway or …… anywhere and you have made a difference.
Our 3-6 students have started by each picking up at least 3 pieces of rubbish as they walk back to class after lunch.
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CERES Education Interview with Hannah Lewis Assistant Principal, Western Port Secondary College August 2013 1. How did you first get started with environmental education? We were one of the first […]
The whole school was recently involved in planting hundreds of indigenous plants around the staff car park area as part of National Tree Planting day (8th Aug) . This was […]
On Wednesday 18th May, four members of our environmental action team attended the Leaders in Environmentally Sustainable Schools workshop at CERES Community Environmental Park. Throughout the course of the day […]
CERES Outreach Education is continuing to expand its reach within the Early Childhood sector and as a result has introduced a new member to the team – the wonderful Lauren Kaszubski. […]