Glen Huntly Primary School recognises the essential part schools play in addressing cultural and behavioural change for improved environmental performance, through our children and our community. Long before
2005, as part of our environmental awareness program, students have participated in activities to help reduce their ecological footprint, including reducing water use. Staff at Glen Huntly Primary School have
integrated education for sustainability in the curriculum and believe raising awareness and education is an essential step to creating a sustainable future. The enthusiasm of our students is testimony to the
effectiveness of our school program. We’d like to share our water journey with you.
Stella Maris – Peace Garden
VSGA Catholic Education Melbourne – Most sustainable gardening in the local community
St. Monica's College uses Recycled Paper
Since 2012 when we undertook the Waste Module, we have been using 100% recycled paper in toilets and a biodegradable hand soap. This decision initially met with some concern as […]
Changing how we use Energy
In the Year 9 program students were given the opportunity to research and analyze how the school uses energy.Using Greensense and power meters the students measured overall usage and usage […]
Petition for Premier Napthine to adopt cash for containers
If enough of us voice our support before the November election, Premier Napthine will have to act, triggering other states to follow. This is an urgent call to action for Australia’s future – we need cash for containers NOW! PLEASE SIGN & SHARE!
Waste Case Study – Beaconsfield Upper Primary School
At Beaconsfield Upper Primary School, (BUPS), our waste management systems have evolved over the last five years, starting with the development of our vegetable garden with its composting system. Our […]