St. Monica's College Wetlands Development
Since 2008 when $50,000 worth of grants were obtained to create a wetlands on our Dalton Road Campus, the wetlands has really developed over the last 6 years. Each years students from our school and from St. Peters Primary School, plant at least 200 indigenous plants around the wetlands and surrounding areas. Each year the aim is to increase the biodiversity of plants and to create a habitat that will attract and support local wildlife. Monthly water tests and regular incursions from Darebin Creek Management Committee as well as regular planting, weeding and biodiversity surveys ensure the wetlands is well maintained.
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Firbank Grammar School – Senior School, Turner House and Sandringham Campuses
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April 25, 2013
This year, the members of Senior School EAG have been EAGer to continue promoting the message that the environment must be respected and protected in order for ourselves, as well […]
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Glen Eira City Council
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September 10, 2018
In May 2018, Glen Eira City Council introduced food scrap recycling as part of our existing green waste bin collection service. This service extends to schools in Glen Eira that […]
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Wheelers Hill Primary School
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August 24, 2020
We are very excited to announce that we have been officially certified for the ResourceSmart Schools Core Module. We have been working with CERES to complete our Core Module to […]
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Livingstone Primary School
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November 28, 2019
Livingstone Primary School was proudly involved in ‘Plastic Free November’, which was an initiative that started last year and ran in July, being organised by our green monitors. We chose […]
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CERES Education – Outreach Team
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March 7, 2016
By Emmanuelle Delomenede Outreach Educator Almost one year ago, I started working casually at OzHarvest rescuing food going to waste and delivering it to people in need around Melbourne. I […]
