In preparation for swales at each school site, natural elements such as rocks and logs are stockpiled. These elements are an essential part of the swale design – adding design elements, retaining earth and water, and creating an experiential and eco-system landscape to support teaching and learning and protection of the natural world.
Our Say: Waste Not, Want Not
By unknown | October 15, 2017
By Alex Hoffman
Outreach Educator
“I’ll let you in on a little secret” I confide to the grade 2 students, who...
Welcome to new PPP schools opening in 2018
By unknown | March 27, 2017
A few months after 8 new schools built as part of the New Schools PPP Project opened their doors...
Our Say: Planetarian health diet
By unknown | October 6, 2021
Our Say: Planetarian health diet
Written by Veida Somerville
Teacher Programs Educator
Food and diet’s role as a cause and solution of...
What Inspires Me – Paula McIntosh
By unknown | March 29, 2021
What Inspires Me - Paula McIntosh
April 2021
In this edition of ‘What Inspires Me’ we feature Paula McIntosh, an inspiring...
Four new PPP schools to open soon!
By unknown | November 8, 2017
Our engagement with the Principals of the second stage of the New Schools Public Private Partnership Project (Tranche 2)...