The Sustainability Hub

Our Dolphin Ambassadors have an important role in our community: to spread the news about Port Phillip Bay’s wonderful biodiversity and to encourage everyone to “ Take three to save the Sea”. They did an amazing job at the Easter fair in 2017! In late […]

  Source: Boomerang Alliance   NSW and Victoria remain the only states left in Australia to ban plastic bags after Western Australia confirmed their move to take action from July 2018. WA follows Queensland after they confirmed the ban of plastic bags earlier this month. […]

Yr 1/2 class studied water as an essential part of survival of the entire earth. Children wrote fun stories about various water sources-book published. Please click here to view the book. You will need to have Flash Player on your computer to open the story […]

The sustainability program is continuing in the school under the direction of CERES as part of the ResourceSmart Schools Program. As part of the program, details, including costs, of electricity, gas, water, paper usage and waste disposal volumes have been collected and updated regularly online […]

On Friday 10th of February 2017, St Monica’s College celebrated World Wetlands Day to help us better appreciate our wetlands, understand the importance of water and how so many other species on rely on good water quality to survive. EnviroFriend students worked at the wetlands […]

At GIPS we are being water wise. Our ‘Waste Busters’ student action leadership team (SALT) have placed water buckets underneath our drink taps to catch any wasted water which is run off. These buckets catch the water that would otherwise go down the drain and […]

The theme for 2017 National Science Week for Schools (12–20 August) is Future Earth. Many schools and organisations celebrate Science Week, the national program to promote science. Stella Maris School, Beaumaris, is empowering their students to learn and make a difference in the local community, […]

Our Environmental Education course is back again for 2017!

Our Sustainability Newsletter for the 7th of June 2017