Environmentalist Tim Silverwood recently conducted a research expedition
to the North Pacific Gyre ( Great Pacific Garbage Patch). We were fortunate to have Tim visit our school on 9th December where he spoke of his experience and showed the award winning documentary “Bag It” to our Year 7 students, raising awareness about the consequences of plastic pollution in our oceans. We are hoping that Tim’s enthusiasm will reflect in a tidier school yard in the future!
Al-Taqwa College – Core Module Case Study
In 2011, Al-Taqwa College established a staff committee to evaluate and develop the school’s sustainability program. The school also undertook the ResourceSmart AuSSI Vic Core Module with CERES facilitation as […]
BSWPS Solar Celebration
Earlier this year our school was incredibly fortunate to get 96 brand new solar panels installed on the roof of our hall. This is largely thanks to our project partners, […]
Things of Bintrest
As part of growing as a sustainable community, the staff and students and St Catherine’s will now increase recycling at school to include other items – not just paper. A […]
Doncaster Gardens PS… on the road to Sustainability
In 2012, Doncaster Gardens Primary started their journey to become a 5 Star Sustainable School. We joined the ResourceSmart AuSSI Vic initiative and with the help of CERES and Manningham […]