eco minutes 10/11/05
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- The document summarizes an Ecoschools meeting that took place on October 11, 2005 at Hamilton Grammar School. - Representatives from various school departments and committees attended, along with students from the Environmental Club. - During the meeting, staff members who attended were asked to add their names and contributions to the school's action plan based on the previous month's discussion. As a result, the action plan was becoming more comprehensive. - Other staff were asked to speak to Mr. Dyer and add their support to the action plan as well. The next Ecoschools meeting was scheduled for December 22nd to finalize the action plan for the year.
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eco minutes 10/11/05
- 1. Hamilton grammar ecoschools Ecoschools meeting 101105
- 2. Ecoschools meeting 101105 Present : Apologies Mr Philip – Music Mrs Bonatti – Art Mrs McAuley – Health committee Mrs Henderson – Chemistry Mrs Aitcheson – Maths Mrs Morris – Guidance Mrs Weir - English Mrs Bence – Parent Mrs Coutts – HE Mr O’Neill – RE Miss Morton – Guidance Mr. Stewart – Headteacher Mr Dyer – Biology Mr Lyon – Janitor Mrs McKay – Chemistry Miss Arnold - Geography Stuart Bence – Environmental club Dawn Swinfen – Environmental club Stuart Dunsmore – Environmental club Ewan Kerr – Environmental club Allison Szatkiewics– Environmental club Robyn Sempie– Environmental club
- 3. Apologies to all those who did not get last months minutes. All minutes are now in the ECOSCHOOLS folder on the RM shared documents. Some quick thinking by Mr Dyer meant that we were able to track down some of the staff above who were very kind and allowed themselves to be dragged along to the meeting. Each member of staff who came was asked to add their name to our action plan and note what they are able to do based on last months meeting. Our action plan is now looking very impressive as a result. All other staff are asked to talk to Mr Dyer as soon as possible and/or fill in their contribution to the action plan. Please ignore any notices about an Ecoschools meeting as the one meant for 10/11/05 has gone out late. Next meeting – Thursday 22nd December. Please come along and help us to finalise our action plan for this year