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Eco-Schools and the Curriculum for Wales training 2020

Brand new training session that has been developed to explore the integration of the Eco-Schools process into the new curriculum
Enjoy, don’t destroy - The Gelligaer and Merthyr Common

The Gelligaer and Merthyr Common has a fascinating history that tells the tale of surrounding communities through time.
The Global Nurdle Hunt 2020

Take part in the Global Nurdle Hunt between 13-22 March so that future pellets do not end up in our rivers, seas or oceans.
Young Reporters for the Environment deadline

This 2019-2020 academic year, YRE in Wales is focusing on ‘Reducing Plastic Waste’.

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Linking to the Curriculum

Linking Eco-Schools activities to the curriculum helps ensure that Eco-Schools is truly integrated within the school community.
Producing an Eco-Code

Create an Eco-Code that represents a meaningful vision for the whole school community.
Informing and Involving

Getting everyone on board! It’s important that the whole school is involved in spreading the eco-message as far and wide as possible.
Monitoring and Evaluation

Data needs to be collected which will highlight the impact your eco-actions are making.
Developing an Action Plan

Making change happen! The Action Plan is the core of your Eco-Schools work and should be developed using the results of your Environmental Review.
Forming an Eco-Commitee

The Eco-Committee is the driving force behind the Eco-Schools process and represents the ideas of the whole school. It’s primarily student-led but it’s important to include teachers, non-teaching staff, parents, Governors and members of the wider community.