Carey Donvale’s Year 4 students efficiently manage the various waste systems and have been excited to receive the newest waste system – ‘Compost Cannons’. These cardboard cylinders have holes in them and a mesh cap and are installed straight into the veggie garden, ensuring the nutrient rich compost is delivered directly to the vegetables. Carey Donvale already have a compost bin, tumbler, green cone waste digesters, worm farms and now the compost cannons.
Sustainability Community luncheon
SUSTAINABILITY COMMUNITY LUNCHEON 2017 Sandringham Campus, Firbank Grammar On Wednesday our students hosted their first Sustainability Community Lunch. We invited all parents to attend and were overwhelmed with the response. […]
Glen Huntly Primary School: Core Module Case Study
Glen Huntly Primary School aims to be a Sustainable school with green technologies, designs and behaviours, linked to a sustainability curricula in order to influence the students and the local […]
Indigenous Garden at CNPS (Yarra City Article)
Original article on the Yarra City Council Website here. (Thursday 25 July 2019) Kids at Carlton North Primary School are rolling up their sleeves, digging in the dirt, and learning […]
Looking After Land And Languages – CEOM
The Catholic Education Office Melbourne, in partnership with CERES brought together twenty teachers from a range of subject areas and both primary and secondary levels. These teachers explored how various […]
CRC St. Albans Waste Module
Catholic Regional College (CRC), St. Albans is moving forward towards becoming a more sustainable and environmentally conscious school, this year undertaking the Aussi Vic Waste module as part of the […]