Sourcing secondhand timber, offcuts from recent grounds works, pallets and corrugated iron, we’ve created four separate spaces for our blue tongues, beardies and turtles to have some ‘nature’ time away from their cooped up enclosures.
Our bearded dragons are currently brumating so our turtles and blue tongues are experiencing free roaming experiences amongst log hollows, branches, mulch and poas. Even a little pond has been installed by year 4’s.
Kings Park Primary School has a long history associated with reducing waste and our impact on the Earth. In 2008, we began the journey towards becoming an accredited Sustainable Schoolthrough […]
KILLARA PRIMARY SCHOOL’S ORCHARD & NATIVE BEE HOTEL Back in July 2014, after receiving a plum tree as part of the Sunbury Community Health Centre’s Healthy Living Hume Program, the […]
TREE DAY TERM 3 2020 When: Friday 31st July 2020 (Term 3) Where: All Saints Parish Primary School – on school grounds behind the 3/4 and 5/6 Classrooms Who was […]
Do More With Less Incursion On Tuesday 19th June the ELF’s (Environmental Leaders of the Future) had a ‘Do More With Less’ incursion about waste, courtesy of Frankston Council and […]
Over the course of the past few years Cranbourne West Primary School has taken on many new sustainable initiatives as part of the Australian School Initiative. Water is obviously on […]