Eco audit of our schools
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The document outlines an eco audit program conducted by a private foundation at schools in Olot, Spain. The program aims to demonstrate good environmental practices at schools, inspire students to audit their homes, promote an eco lifestyle, and encourage participation from the whole school community. It plans to achieve these aims through motivational speeches and visits, workshops, creating posters and brochures with recycled materials, project work, foot excursions, and teaching students to be critics of society and understand the relationship between consumption, waste, and sustainability. The goal is for schools to educate students to be responsible citizens.
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- 1. ECO AUDIT OF OUR SCHOOLS Fundació privada COR DE MARIA d’Olot
- 2. AIMS Demonstrate good environmental practice at school Inspire students to eco auditing their own family’s home Promote an eco lifestyle Encourage the participation of the whole school community
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- 5. Creation of posters and brochures
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- 9. Teaching students to be critics with our society and understand the relation between: Because again, schools have an important role in the education of responsible citizens.