Students spent their class time cleaning up the school grounds and recording the different type/materials of waste which litters our school! Students were shocked as to how much litter our school produces, and how much is littered as opposed to put into the bin!
Our Say – Sustainable Schools: In the Beginning
With a small grant from Nillumbik Council in 1999-2001, CERES let the first fish into the stream under the name Sustainable Schools. Now many schools of fish swim across Victoria. Naturally, this emergence came out of many great environment programs on waste, water etc. Quickly teaming up with Gould League, we soon attracted government and philanthropic support so that we grow into AuSSI Vic and then ResourceSmart AuSSI Vic schools. What a fabulous journey with so many organisations. This is the ‘real growth’ we need in society to keep the faith! Forwards! This article is a timeline summary and a potted history.
St Peter’s Primary School – Water Case Study
Being water wise is all part of the fun for the folk at St. Peter’s Primary in East Bentleigh. Back in 2009, the whole school community participated in an online […]
Looking After Land And Languages – CEOM
The Catholic Education Office Melbourne, in partnership with CERES brought together twenty teachers from a range of subject areas and both primary and secondary levels. These teachers explored how various […]
Nude Food comes to St Catherine’s
On Wednesday 18th November, we began our Nude Food introduction. We have encouraged and taught the students about Nude Food through SRC presentation and class work. We will be working […]
Congratulations St Macartan’s Primary School – finalist in the Premier’s Sustainability Awards 2014
St Macartan’s Primary School in Mornington has been announced as a finalist in the 2014 Premier’s Sustainability Awards for their project Education for Sustainability.