Adelaide School is very excited to start working towards their Green Flag award as part of Eco-Schools. This will involve pupils from different years forming a committee to see how we can make changes to our schools environment and our community to become more eco-friendly and sustainable.
So far, our environment group have already taken place in various activities such as - planting trees, litter picking, volunteering at a nature reserve, farm visits, creating a bug hotel, bird and bat boxes, making recycled art, forest school and planting flowers and vegetables in our courtyard garden.
Our Eco-Commitee have completed the environmental review of our centre, looking at which areas of the school are working well environmentally and which require improvement. From this review we have then scored which is our highest area of need in the school and picked three out of a possible ten areas we want to work on. I am pleased to announce the three topics we will focus on over the next academic year are Energy, Biodiversity and Waste.
Action Plans
Click HERE to read our first action plan.
News
Exciting News Alert!
We're thrilled to be one of the 25 winners of the OVO Foundation X @LetsGoZero Nature Prize!
Get ready for some amazing initiatives as we inspire, educate, and have FUN while making a difference!
Our entry was chosen as one of the top 25 submissions, out of over 200 entries from schools across the country.
RSPB Recognition
The RSPB have recognised that over the last year, our pupils have shown how much they care about nature and wildlife. We have achieved a Wild Challenge Award and in achieving our award, we have also qualified for a Schools For Nature Certificate, signed by Sir David Attenborough himself!
schools for nature certificate aw.pdf
Minutes of Meetings
