As part of the Green Machine option on Wednesday afternoons students at Upper Yarra have planted about 400 native tubestock at the front entrance to the school and along Riversdale Road. Yarra Ranges council donated 200 tree guards to protect these plants. The tubestock was sourced from ECOSS nursery in Wesburn and leftover plants from local nurseries.
This year Sacred Heart College Geelong commenced its participation in Resource Smart Schools AuSSIVic, a nationally recognised programme which requires schools to incorporate sustainability into all aspects of the school. […]
Congratulations to all the winners of the ResourceSmart Schools Award 2013. Check to see who took out the award for each category.
Late in 2002 an area of vacant land 40m x 17m was allocated to the Earth Education program. This unused clay pan eyesore was situated at the end of the […]
Garden Time One of the fun things we do with Ms Ross is go into the garden. We look after the vegetables. We water the plants to help them grow. […]
Download this document to read the OctoPoems from L3D at Lloyd Street School about sustainability. Note: An OCTO poem is meant to have 8 lines, however, in order to fit […]