Mural Garden
The environmental mural was created collectively by parents, students and teachers. The groundwork is made up of several sections – circular concrete steps, red stones, white stones, recycled tyres, red and black mulch and indigenous plants.
The design of this garden area was created by students and is designed in a circular shape to coordinate with the tyres that already existed in this area. The five tyres were surrounded by white stones and then a second layer of red stones. On these red stones were the large circular concrete steps making a path as an outer layer. The red mulch was added to make it look like an extension of the river painted on the wall with the black mulch as contrast. The recycled plastic seat added another dimension of caring for our environment. These features make this area a much more inviting space for outdoor learning.
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Vermont Primary School
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March 13, 2015
Hello! We are the 2015 Environmental Leaders.We like to plant seeds that help the environment. We do Gardening Club every week to make our school more sustainable and environmentally friendly. […]
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Star of the Sea College Gardenvale
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May 12, 2013
Throughout 2012 the school community has focussed on Energy as part our ongoing Sustainability Awareness. With help from the St Kilda Ecocentre, a small band of students – The Ballygriffins […]
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Tucker Road Bentleigh Primary School
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May 2, 2013
In 2010, Tucker Road Bentleigh Primary School established a staff committee via the Physical, Personal and Social Focus Group to evaluate and develop the school’s sustainability program. The school also […]
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CERES Education – Outreach Team
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August 5, 2015
Interview with Andrew Mahar AM, co-founder of WithOneSeed, a social enterprise taking action on climate change through community forestry in Timor Leste.
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Box Hill North Primary School
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April 25, 2013
Box Hill Centro Vegecation Last Thursday, ten children from the garden club went with Kaylah to the launch of the Vegecation Garden at Box Hill Centro. We caught a bus […]