To celebrate Frankston City’s status as Australia’s Sustainable City of the Year 2015, each month from June to November a local school will be chosen as the Sustainable School of the Month and be featured in the Frankston Standard Leader. The winning school will also be presented with an eco-friendly gift.
Grade 1 have been learning about sustainability through hands-on experience setting up and maintaining a class vegetable garden. Students worked alongside their teacher and parents (who are qualified in horticulture) […]
CERES is very fortunate in working with students from Worchester Polytechnics Institute (WPI) in the United States. In the past few years, students have been coming down under to CERES […]
5B have been picking up rubbish every week since the first assembly of the year, and we would like the wholes school to help too. It would be great if […]
St Monica’s College (SMC), Epping, with a student population close to 1900 in 2009, is the largest of the co-ed Catholic secondary schools in Victoria. The College, meaning teachers and […]
The environment committee had noticed that the bathrooms at Firbank were unhygienic, dirty and uneco- friendly. There was a lot of paper towels left on the floor, the toilets had […]