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One of our amazing eco members decided to make some posters at home for us to use in class to remind everyone about recycling. What an amazing idea!

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We completed an activity with Paula from Let’s Go Zero to learn more about food carbon emissions. We created pizza designs and then calculated the carbon emissions.

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Eco committee visited the woods with Leoni and Kev the rangers to learn about the Forest management that’s currently taking place.

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We have now got 168 panels on our roof.

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Exciting news! We are having our solar panels fitted onto the roof of our school. Eco committee went to have a look and meet the workers who are fitting them.

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Sparrow Class visited the woods to explore, get to know the trees and wildlife and collect some natural resources to take back to school.

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Gloucestershire Live shared our achievement. 

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Gloucestershire Live shared our achievement. 

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We revisited the site where we planted trees in autumn. We were pleased to see that most of the trees are growing well.

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We are very pleased with our feedback. Well done everyone! 

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We are very pleased with our feedback. Well done everyone! 

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We have achieved an Eco Schools award with distinction! 

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We have achieved an Eco Schools award with distinction! 

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KS1 Life's a beach plastic pollution workshops

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KS1 Life's a beach plastic pollution workshops

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Leiah chose to make a poster at home about saving the turtles. What a super star!

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The amazing Eco Committee prepared and presented an assembly for the whole school. They explained what climate change is, what carbon footprint is, shared some facts and suggestions for school and set everyone some Cut Your Carbon Challenges to complete over half term.

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All children were invited to take part in these challenges during half term.

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Eco Committee were invited to help plant some trees at a local park. Despite the heavy rain and mud, they did a fantastic job.

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2 bags of litter just from the play park and Sneyd Wood Road!

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All of the children in KS1 took part in a litter pick. Kingfisher Class litter picked our school grounds, Sparrow Class litter picked the play park and Sneyd Wood Road and Nightingale Class litter picked Buckshaft. They were shocked by how much litter there was!

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Sparrow Class visited the woods to explore, get to know the trees and wildlife and collect some natural resources to take back to school.

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The teachers have been using their science in oracy tasks.

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The teachers have been using their science in oracy tasks.

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The eco committe have been busy putting planters, bird boxes and bird tables around the school to encourage more birds, butterflies and bees into school. Keep an eye out and see if you can spot anything new!

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The amazing Eco Committee children prepared an assembly that they delivered in front of the whole school. They explained what climate change is, what a carbon footprint is, shared some facts about our school and set everyone some half term challenges to Cut Our Carbon.

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Skylark children enjoyed planting sunflowers in the allotment.

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The Eco Committee enjoyed a site walk with a visiting ecologist. We learnt a lot about our grounds.

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Our Eco reps each made a poster to display in their classroom reminding everyone of our Eco code and the 3 areas that we are working on: saving energy, recycling paper and nurturing wildlife.

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On our trip, we learnt about how long different materials take to decompose.

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It’s always so inspiring when one of you brings me a piece of work you’ve chosen to do at home that links to our Eco Award. If you’d like to tell me about anything you’ve done that helps the environment, I’d love to hear about it! 🌎 Miss Underwood

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What a wonderful poster a member of Skylark Class made to remind us of our responsibility to look after nature.

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a fantastic poem written by one of our Eco reps 😀

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Skylark and Jay children investigated how much paper is used in our school. They made some posters to go in every classroom and communal area reminding children to REUSE, REDUCE or RECYCLE paper in their classroom and reminding teachers to THINK BEFORE YOU PRINT and to print less copies or back to back whenever they can. The Eco Committee will be monitoring and hoping to see an improvement.

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First draft of a letter to governors requesting their support on getting the school solar panels.

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The possible layout on solar panels of the school roof.

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How much electricity can we save by using solar polar?

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Solar panels at school can help to save the environment.

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How much money can we save as a school over 25 years?

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The optimum amount of solar panels to profit discovered by Heron class.

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How many solar panels can we fit on the school roof?

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How many solar panels can we fit on the school roof?

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We enjoyed a visit to Mallards Pike where we were able to learn about tree harvesting in the forest.

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Well done to all of the children who took part in an organised litter pick during the half term holidays. What a fantastic thing to do!

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Well done to all of the children who took part in an organised litter pick during the half term holidays. What a fantastic thing to do!