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 […]

During ‘National Water Week’, some students were wondering why it was such an important week for the whole nation to be aware of. We discussed how precious water is for […]

The Werribee Primary School BEST (environment student team) was invited to celebrate National Threatened Species Day at the Werribee Open Range Zoo on Wednesday September 4, as part of the […]

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 […]

Reducing Waste Our school is already doing some wonderful things to preserve the environment. We have recycling containers, snack shacks, nude food days, containers for canteen lunches. But we can […]

Werribee Primary School created a numeracy indigenous garden in the area surrounding the Gr 5/6 playground. Colourful poles, a sundial, hopscotch area, a mosaic rainbow snake and indigenous plants were […]

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, October […]

STIHL\\\’s My Green Wall project sees the installation of vertical gardens in a select number of primary schools around the country. The project is about letting kids get their hands […]

The environmental mural was created collectively by parents, students and teachers. The groundwork is made up of several sections – circular concrete steps, red stones, white stones, recycled tyres, red […]

Did you see us on 7 News? Giaan Rooney heard about the fantastic work Werribee Primary School is doing in regards to sustainability and came for a visit. Werribee PS […]