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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April 29, 2013
SAVING WATER Grades three and four at St Therese Primary School have been saving water , so the water from our taps doesn’t go to waste. Lilly and Charlotte have […]
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Bacchus Marsh Grammar
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April 24, 2013
In the 1990s, the area surrounding Bacchus Marsh in the Rowsley Valley and Pentland Hills were slowly being turned into a wasteland. Rabbits, erosion, salinity and serrated tussock were taking […]
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Middle Kinglake Primary School
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January 28, 2015
After moving to our new school site a cubby house was built. It is a replica of our old school building that was over a hundred years old. We decided […]
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RB Landscapes
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August 30, 2013
The Nature Playscape is a network of paths, swales, ponds and rockeries that students can use in imaginative ways for play and where teachers can directly demonstrate environmental lessons. The […]
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Glen Huntly Primary School
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April 25, 2013
It is Glen Huntly Primary School’s mission to become a Sustainable school with green technologies, designs and behaviours. Our whole-school curriculum, initiatives and programs encourage our students and the local […]
