Eco-Committee Blog

Across the school all of us of very excited to be part of the @hedgehogsociety Hedgehog Friendly Schools Campaign. We hope to become a @hogfriendly school to help save hedgehogs from declining in population and to encourage them into our school grounds. #HogFriendly...

                            With the help of Warwickshire County Council’s Road Safety Education Team, our Eco-committee have launched a campaign to improve the air quality around our...

Here are our newly formed Eco-Committe, who met for the first time this week and started to put together an action plan for the school. They will be sharing more information with their year groups over the coming weeks as they start to put their plans into action....

A very special delivery arrived in school this week - 30 tree saplings from the Woodland Trust to help us work towards our biodiversity objective to become an Eco-School. Over the next week, the school's Eco-Committee will be planning where to plant them and then...

On Wednesday 28th April, the Eco-Committee held a meeting to discuss our Eco-School's action plan and share ideas. We decided on three main topics to work on: energy, biodiversity and litter. Our aim with energy is to reduce the amount we use in school. We will have...