Year 7s Clean-Up Brighton Beach
Every year Clean-up Australia Day encourages and inspires thousands of Australians to take to their local park, beach, bushland and streets and really help make a difference to their local environment.
This year, over one hundred Year 7 girls from Firbank Grammar took part in ‘Schools Clean-up Day’ at Brighton Beach. This was a wonderful opportunity for the girls to contribute to their local community by removing litter from the beach and coastline. The girls collected many bags of litter and sorted the rubbish into landfill and recycling.
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St Therese Catholic Primary School, Torquay
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October 23, 2018
During National Tree Day 2018 we planted over 300 plants and shrubs on our school grounds and continued our strong involvement with Barwon Water. Students from all year levels came […]
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Portland North Primary School
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August 22, 2019
Over semester one students began researching and constructing a new frog pond. Well they built it and they have come!!! We now have a pond brimming with tadpoles and native […]
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Mother Teresa Primary School
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August 9, 2016
During our Sustainability learning this week we had a visit from The National Theatre company for Children. Children had the opportunity to reflect on the differences between natural resources and […]
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St Joseph's Catholic Primary School
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August 30, 2018
Friday August 10th has seen the newly landscaped creek area transformed into a beautiful space, inhabited with indigenous plants...
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Epping Views Primary School
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April 25, 2013
Key features of Energy in action at EVPS. TravelSmart: Epping Views has come together with a member of the Whittlesea council to design a travel plan for our school. The […]
