Plastic-free July has been a challenge which was embraced right across the school, but in our Kitchen Garden it’s not just for July, August, or September – this is an everyday practice all year long. Their mantra is “sustainability” and their catch-cry is reduce, reuse, recycle and repurpose. Every year through this program, our Year […]
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Protecting our Margaret River
Working with the Cape to Cape Catchment Group, Year 6 students in Rooms 11 and 12 have been researching the health of the Margaret River. Their research culminated in a presentation of their findings at the Cape to Cape Confluence, held in the undercover area last week. They shared their main message with the rest […]
BUSHFIRE REPLANTING
In the last few days of the term, Margaret River Primary students converged on Gnarabup to help replant the bushfire devastated dunes as part of the Plant a Tree by the Sea Project. Students were bussed down to the site where they were assisted by the Bushfire Recovery Working Group and Cape to Cape Catchment volunteers […]
BUSHFIRE RECOVERY PROJECT
The healing power of nature will be the focus when our students take part in the Bushfire Recovery Working Group’s Plant a Tree by the Sea project in August. Students will plant seedlings to help revegetate the coastal areas so severely affected by the bushfires last year. The Working Group’s Danielle Costley delivered 1,200 seedlings “of provenance specific stock” […]
SUPPORT EARTH HOUR THIS SATURDAY
Our school prides itself on its environmental awareness. Once again we have an opportunity to diminish our environmental footprint by participating in Earth Hour. Join the rest of Australia and the world in turning off your lights for one hour this Saturday (26 March) at 8.30 p.m. Australia led the way with this iniative – […]
