4. Arched roof and will have solar panels fixed on it, this means that as the sun moves from east to west the sunlight will always be captured. This is a living roof; useful because they help reduce the amount of CO2 and also the risk of roof flood. Open glass windows, which will allow natural light into classrooms. Bricks produced from recycled rubbish.
5. This is the school from a different perspective, it shows the school from the playground, as can be seen there will be a bridge connecting the buildings.
7. Interior Interior Libraries, class rooms etc… What can be used at schools Outside Using eco-friendly furniture in the school would be really helpful to the environment because they are made from recycled materials or comes from a renewable or sustainable source for example wood, aluminium etc It doesn’t waste money because it long lasting. Orange Team
10. How can we help? How can we help? If a country generates most of its energy using dirty fossil fuels, such as coal, it will produce a high amount of C02 per unit of electricity, whilst if it uses renewable sources such as wind and hydro, it will produce less CO2. Orange Team
16. GROUNDS GROUNDS compost gardens growing food It must look nice to create a fun, relaxed atmosphere for the students, whilst using green materials If we use the organic food in cooking the school’s meals, it will help the pupils stay alert during lessons. leftover plants from the kitchens, which are left to rot in a large bin. When they have rotted they become like very rich soil which is great for the plants is Orange Team