Environmental Review 2015
Environmental Review 2015 Waste: 6 out of 25 classes sorted their rubbish
Litter
All taps now
Water
automatically stop by themselves; however, many children splash when they use them, wasting water.
Most classes have access to water during lessons.
One lunchtime we found:
8 milk cartons 12 pieces of fruit Chocolate wrappers in the secret garden
Blue paper towels on the floor in 3 bathrooms
Global Perspective As part of the International Primary Curriculum, several year groups have learned about our impact on the environment. For example, Year 5 have been learning about the causes and consequences of global warning, Year 4 have researched Fair Trade chocolate and Year 2 have led the school in sponsoring the education of a child in Malawi.
8 out of 25 classrooms had closed their windows and turned off their lights and projectors.
Energy
Biodiversity One lunchtime we found:
8 milk cartons 12 pieces of fruit Chocolate wrappers in the secret garden Blue paper towels on the floor in 3 bathrooms
Litter
All taps now
Water
automatically stop by themselves; however, many children splash when they use them, wasting water.
Most classes have access to water during lessons.
One lunchtime we found:
8 milk cartons 12 pieces of fruit Chocolate wrappers in the secret garden
Blue paper towels on the floor in 3 bathrooms
Global Perspective As part of the International Primary Curriculum, several year groups have learned about our impact on the environment. For example, Year 5 have been learning about the causes and consequences of global warning, Year 4 have researched Fair Trade chocolate and Year 2 have led the school in sponsoring the education of a child in Malawi.
8 out of 25 classrooms had closed their windows and turned off their lights and projectors.
Energy
Biodiversity One lunchtime we found:
8 milk cartons 12 pieces of fruit Chocolate wrappers in the secret garden Blue paper towels on the floor in 3 bathrooms
