Together with the Hume city Councils seedlings for schools program we acquired 324 native grasses and wildflowers. We used these plants to improve our indigenous garden on the east side […]

At Mother Teresa Primary school our worm farms are maintained on a daily basis. We have 460 students onsite so the fruits need to be chopped and distributed to our […]

Our annual Christmas Kitchen Garden stall is on again this Monday. From the garden we will be selling bean seedlings, bees wax wraps, worm tea, seed packets and garden guides […]

This week at Mother Teresa some very dedicated and artistic sustainability students finished some mosaic tiles to be used as a pathway to our worm farms. Students designed and created […]

During the summer holidays Mother Teresa P.S had a new solar system installed. This system when running at full capacity will save us 75% of our energy costs. It is […]

This week at Mother Teresa we harvested over 2kg of Broad beans to use in our kitchen garden program. The bumper crop was due to a cooler winter and addition […]

All the students of Mother Teresa are investigating Biodiversity in Term 4 and the F-4 students in particular are examining Mini Beasts. With the generosity of Weleeda we were donated […]

The Swale was established this year to increase biodiversity in the school. The plant species planted includes Kangaroo paw, Pigface succulents, native grasses and aquatics grass. Students have been documenting […]

During our Sustainability learning this week we had a visit from The National Theatre company for Children. Children had the opportunity to reflect on the differences between natural resources and […]

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