Whitefriars College Maintenance Team is currently removing fallen branches, small trees and clearing up the edges of the school as part of the Colleges Bush fire preparations. As a result there is a large pile of wood currently on the edge of the soccer oval. Staff have been offered free wood, branches and green waste to take home. Loads vary in size from kindling to 150 mm logs. What ever is not removed will be mulched and chipped for garden much, to be used on the College gardens, over the holiday break. This is another example of how Whitefriars College manages their green waste. Scott Firmin and the team do a terrific job!
ResourceSmart in Early Childhood Update
CERES Outreach Education has made a focused effort to further engage the Early Childhood sector following on from the pilot for Sustainability Victoria in 2013-15. CERES proudly assisted two out […]
Enviro Leaders and Preps at the Scar Tree
This term we announced our first Evniro Leaders at MCC! The student leaders accompanied our preps on their first visit to our very own Native Australian Scar Tree on site. […]
The Continuation of our St Brendan’s Story
The Continuation of our St Brendan’s Story 2016 This year we have a very keen Environmental Team who are thinking and implementing ideas in our school. They are implementing the […]
Garden Competition
Our school had a Garden Competition to see which class can grow the biggest vegetable. During this competition, we also linked this activity to our curriculum. Depending on the class, […]
OctoPoems by L3D at Lloyd Street School
Download this document to read the OctoPoems from L3D at Lloyd Street School about sustainability. Note: An OCTO poem is meant to have 8 lines, however, in order to fit […]