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.

Community participation at Chatham Primary School
By Chatham Primary School | April 25, 2013
Chatham Primary School strives to encourage strong and active community participation to achieve a wide range of goals with an emphasis on processes which empower its members. This has been […]

Planting at Kinder
By East Brunswick Kindergarten and Childcare | July 12, 2016
Planting at East Brunswick Kindergarten and Childcare! Click here to read more about it…

Strathaird PS Water Learning story 2021
By Strathaird Primary School | December 14, 2021
Where we started In 2008 we were using over 8KL of water per student. We had lots of leaky drink taps,toilets and urinals, toilets with only one flush option and […]

Clean Up Schools Day
By St Paul's Primary School Monbulk | April 29, 2013
As Friday for Clean Up a Australia Day was wet and miserable we decided to postpone our efforts to the following Monday so that all children could have a really […]

Kambrya ET Newsletter Article
By Kambrya Secondary College | April 30, 2020
March 2019 The ET Crew Over the past term, the Kambrya Sustainability Committee has done a lot and proposed many ideas regarding the future of the school. Firstly, we have […]