The Whitefriars College Environment Center has undergone a major renovation by the Year 8 classes. The arrival of a shipping container and focusing on sustainability in the Science Learning Area created an opportunity for the neglected Environment Center to develop into a potential outdoor learning space. Year 8 took on the role of architects, surveyors, landscapers, gardeners, painters, waste managers, recycle managers, furniture restorers, pavers and project managers. Over Term 4, the Year 8 students have created an area that has the potential to become a wonderful outdoor learning space that can be utilized for learning and well being through curriculum, clubs or personal relaxation.
School With a Difference
Imagine a school set amongst native trees, where the children care for sheep and chickens and enjoy a healthy snack during ‘fruit time’. You could be forgiven for thinking that […]
How our partners are Connecting the Dots for ResourceSmart Schools
Check out our infographic showing how our Partners are ‘Connecting the Dots’ for our ResourceSmart Schools
Our Say – Inside and Out
Our very own Tiff Bollhorn was published in the Spring 2013 issue of EarthSong. Her article addresses the need for children to reconnect with nature.
Sustainability Garden Report
Hi everyone, please enjoy our report on our vegetable garden progress – “Sustainability garden report at Cranbourne East Primary School“