At Mother Teresa Primary school our worm farms are maintained on a daily basis. We have 460 students onsite so the fruits need to be chopped and distributed to our 11 worm farms daily. We have approximately 1100 worms in those farms. we produce a large amount of worm tea that we sell to our parents and also use on our vegetable gardens.
A student Litter Rap
The students at St Joseph’s Black Rock have been learning about waste and recycling for over 7 years now. In every classroom there are recycling bins for paper, flexible plastic […]
Challenge Studies ‘Energy Audit’ activity
Student led Energy Challenge Studies Students from St Patrick’s P.S. Gordon and St Michael’s P.S. Springbank in Victoria recently got together to investigate their schools energy usage. This group of […]
Glen Huntly PS – Waste Case Study
It is Glen Huntly Primary School’s mission to become a Sustainable school with green technologies, designs and behaviours. Our whole-school curriculum, initiatives and programs encourage our students and the local […]
St Joseph’s School Story
St Joseph’s School Story In 2014 St Joseph’s became a Resourcesmart School. ResourceSmart is a Victorian Government program that helps schools benefit from embedding sustainability in everything they do. At […]