Eco Sisters’s Passion for Recycling
The Eco Sisters are a group of students and teachers who are passionate about recycling and sustainability and spreading the message within the College.
The Eco Sisters are a group of students and teachers who are passionate about recycling and sustainability and spreading the message within the College.
Our Eco Sisters, loved connecting learning to life this week when they had the opportunity to learn first-hand from Vaughn Chapple, Senior Marine Ranger for the Parks & Wildlife Service, who spoke the girls about how we can care for our marine environment.
Last weekend, six of our Eco Sisters participated in community service at the Kaarakin Cockatoo Conservation Centre, to assist the centre with fundraising, during their open days.
The Attadale foreshore bushland received some care and attention from our Eco Sister members on Wednesday afternoon.
The Attadale foreshore bushland received some care and attention from our Eco Sister members on Wednesday afternoon.
The EcoSisters Service group had a great afternoon on Tuesday after school, during their reflection workshop.
Santa Maria College in conjunction with Greenbatch and the John Curtin Leadership Academy hosted a staff workshop titled, “Sustainability in Schools”
During July, the students at Santa Maria College have been working on projects to reduce the amount of plastic they use. One of the initiatives was to show them how to create their own beeswax wraps that can be useful for wrapping their lunch, cutlery or everyday items.
During the coming weeks, our Eco Sisters co-curricular group are excited to be running a recycling collection for plastic PET bottles. If you have any plastic bottles at home please bring them in.
Recently, a student asked me about why they should bother trying to make a difference. Why should they be the one to use less plastic, or recycle, or plant a tree?
Eco Sisters is about educating our students to be environmentally responsible.