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The summary is of a letter from a Year 4 student at Rogiet Primary School asking questions about sustainable features being considered for their new school building project. The student asks if the new school will include a wind turbine, grey water tank, motion sensor lights, and the possibility of generating energy from another planet. The student argues that these features would help reduce waste and energy costs. The letter concludes by requesting answers to the questions and hopes the information provided will be considered.
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back 2 business week - green deal: Kath Evans sustainability in education
- 1. Rogiet Primary School, Monmouthshire Kathryn Evans – Head Teacher
- 2. During the Build and Demolition
- 3. The pupils wrote letters to Willmott Dixon and White Design with a few requests… Will the school definitely be made from sustainable materials? Will we have a wind turbine? Can you replace the trees you’re cutting down? Could we have a grey water tank? Are we having light motion sensors? It’ll be a great way of saving energy! Can we use energy from another planet?
- 4. Dear Sirs, My name is ***** ****. I am in Year 4EM at Rogiet Primary School and I am nine years old. In school we have been learning about eco energy systems and what we should and should not have in the new school. I am writing because I would like to ask a few questions about the new school. We have voted in class for what we would like. Will we have a wind turbine? I think we should have one so we can use the energy to run the school. We would all definitely like to have one. What is your opinion on this? We do have quite a lot of wind, so it should work. Will we have a grey water tank? I think we should have it to flush the toilet chain, because why should you have to have perfectly clean water just to flush the chain. In my opinion I think it ridiculous. You wouldn't want us to waste all that water would you? Think of how many times a day 200 school pupils flush the chain. Can you get energy from another planet? Has anyone ever had a look to see if there is any way of making energy on another planet? We could make the energy on that planet and then bring it to earth. Do you think this is a good idea? Will we have motion sensor lights? In my opinion I think it's a wonderful idea because we forget to turn the lights of all the time really. I certainly think this is very good. I think this will help with our energy bills because we waste so much energy at this school. It would be great to have a biomass generator. We would definitely have enough waste because we waste a lot and if we don't have enough we could get everyone at home to bring their waste. What do you think? Please could you take on board all the information I have given you. Thank you for reading my letter, I am longing to find out the answers to my questions. Yours Faithfully, ***** ****
- 5. Eco-Wall
- 7. The next steps for us: Nature Trail Community Garden Outdoor Classroom Wild Meadow Sensory Garden Allotments
- 8. Influences for their future?
- 9. www.rogiet.monmouthshire.sch.uk 'Operation Sustainable Future'