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Three Kings School celebrated World Environment Day by planting a tree and shrub, having a half day with no power usage, and ensuring the school was litter free. Students were encouraged to wear green, bring reusable lunch containers to reduce waste, and walk to school. Younger students planted gardens outside their classrooms while older students planted a tree. The day aimed to raise awareness around protecting the environment.
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The document discusses the efforts of Sunshine School to promote environmental sustainability and reduce waste. The school's mission is to create a greener and healthier learning environment through education and awareness. Some initiatives discussed include banning packaged foods in lunch boxes to reduce waste, rewarding clean classrooms, having student volunteers help keep the school clean, and a nature club that tends the school's gardens. The school aims to teach children lifelong environmental values and be leaders in sustainability so students can be innovators and learn in a healthy environment.
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The students organized an awareness campaign about the harms of plastic usage in their town of Kurnool, India. They observed plastic clogging drains and causing flooding. Their campaign included: making cloth bags as alternatives, giving a presentation and rally at their school, singing an awareness song on the radio, distributing pamphlets, and encouraging others to use cloth bags. The principal noted the students' efforts have started to change behavior and reduce plastic use in the community with help from a local plastic ban.
Newsletter 2014 euro school links f2
I. Borovik Lake in Croatia is known for attracting large carp weighing up to 30kg and bass over 2kg, making it a popular fishing destination.
II. In addition to carp and bass, the lake contains other fish species like grass carp, catfish, pike, and more.
III. The document coordinator is Mrs. Danica Crnov.
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The document summarizes Earth Day activities at Luis Cernuda School in April 2011. Students visited local gardens to study plants, learn about their habitats and uses. They learned the importance of respecting plants and not littering. Activities included working in the school garden, visiting a botanical garden, and learning ways to be environmentally friendly such as reducing, reusing and recycling. Students made commitments to turn off lights and electronics when not in use, properly recycle, and bring reusable lunch containers to school to help care for the Earth.
Forest Schools
The document discusses a Forest Schools program that is being implemented at a school. It aims to deliver the curriculum outdoors on a regular basis. Currently, one class spends one session per week in a nearby woodland. The goals are to develop students' practical skills, self-esteem, social skills, and appreciation for nature. Future plans include expanding the program to more classes and developing a Forest School area on school grounds. Parents and the community are encouraged to get involved through volunteering or donating materials.
Eco friendly school Group 1
Eco School is a program that teaches students how to be environmentally friendly. It focuses on topics like water conservation, biodiversity, waste reduction, transportation, and energy efficiency. The document provides tips in each area, such as turning off taps when not in use, recycling, using public transit or bikes to get to school, and switching lights off when leaving rooms. The overall goal is for students to adopt sustainable practices and encourage their school and community to become more environmentally conscious.
"Children change the climate"
Comeniusproject "Go Green, Go Clean - Act Now!"
The Sint-Jan Berchmansschool Viversel (Belgium) made efforts to educate their children in a environmental-friendly and sustainable way of living.
Green magazine waun february 2011
Waun Wen Primary School won the bronze award from the Swansea Sustainable Schools scheme for their commitment to environmental issues like energy and water consumption, waste reduction, and use of sustainable transportation. The school teaches students about the importance of the "5 Rs" - refuse, reduce, reuse, repair, and recycle. Students have been planting daffodil bulbs and vegetables in the school garden and learning that materials like plastics can take hundreds of years to decompose in landfills. The school encourages recycling of paper, plastics, batteries, uniforms, and food waste as part of their eco-friendly practices.
Folder de la belgique
This document outlines the efforts of an elementary school in Belgium to reduce its carbon footprint as part of an international Comenius Project from 2012-2014. It describes how the school worked with partner schools in Germany, Italy, Bulgaria, and Scotland on this initiative. To reduce its footprint, the school promoted using reusable water bottles and lunchboxes, eating local snacks, properly sorting waste, and conserving electricity and heat. Through these actions, the school was able to significantly decrease its footprint score by 68% and space needed per student by 10.7%, showing that collective changes can benefit the environment.
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