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Jovana pledges to not to buy plastic bags when she goes shopping

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Mrs Rosado, Head of Spanish is pledging to keep supporting the Woodland Trust, members since the year 2000 and to look after the 120,000 new pets that arrived in April. They have two bee hives brimming with life in our back garden

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To mark the BHS 140th year of promise we invested in re-usable water bottles showing our love for the environment in hearts insulated water bottles, keeping cool drinks cool in summer and hot drinks hot in winter.

Our family pledge includes re-cycling of our jam jars for holding pencils & art materials. 

All while remembering the best E for environmental pledges are teamed with the S for social and the G for governance in ESG.

Chloe, David & Glenda

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Sophie will try and find a non plastic snackbox

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Ava pledges to recycle a lot more things such as: plastic, cans and more, and to check more things to see if they are recyclable

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Giulia's autumn pledge is to go to the beach 2 times a week near her house to clean the beach

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Caitlin pledges that she shall recycle her bottles that she have never bothered to get rid of and any other cans or bottles that she comes across 

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Tara's pledge is to make sure she recycles everything that she can and to make sure that she doesn’t put anything in the recycling bin which can not be recycled

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Lois promises to start recycling things that are plastic and reuse plastic bags

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This term Isabella's pledge is to get rid of most of the disposable masks in her house and use washable ones instead

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Alison promises to give and recycle old clothes or clothes she doesn’t want

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Emily will recycle more and try to organise her recycling more so she can help the planet

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Marley pledges to reuse anything she thinks she can use for something useful instead of it going in the bin

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Chloe pledges to recycle all of the glass bottles she has collected since she doesn’t need them all

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Daisy pledges to always take a reusable water bottle out instead of buying a plastic one

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Emily pledges to not use as much plastic as she normally does, and to try and use more recyclable objects

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Emily pledges to recycle the glass bottles she has from drinks because she has some collected

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Annabelle's pledge is to only use recycled paper and recycle all her paper

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Anna-Faye's pledge for this year is to think before she throws something into the bin so she know that what she's throwing is definitely is /is not recyclable.

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Fia says she needs to be more careful and look at things more closely to see if they’re recyclable. Truthfully, she is quite good at recycling at home, but she still thinks she can improve

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Isabella pledges to ask her mum to buy food from the green grocers to use less plastic and more paper bags and less plastic wrappings for the simplest of things like a cucumber!

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Cecily pledges to recycle more and use less paper and plastic

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Amelie pledges to double check any package to see if it is recyclable or not

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Jess's pledge is to recycle more things than she usually does and try and recycle all of the plastic straws she has at home, they have been there for years unused.

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Mrs Argile's pledge for the Autumn term is to teach her children about recycling so they can make an active contribution to making the planet more sustainable

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Lydia pledges to reuse old clothes and not waste them

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Amelia pledges to not litter and try to recycle everything that can be recycled

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Ava pledges to be more careful about what she puts into the bin and try to recycle as much as she can.

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Misha pledges to use bars of soap, and she will use reusable bottles or biodegradable plastic bottles

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Ria pledges to stop using things made by palm oil

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Maya pledges is to recycle old clothes by giving them to charity shops

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Angelina pledges to reduce use of single use plastic and recycle the plastic when she can

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Isabella pledges to reduce her use of single use plastics and recycle more

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Ella pledges to have a sustainable Christmas and to only ask for second hand, sustainable things. She won’t buy anything that isn’t sustainable or second hand for anyone else. Until then she pledges to use terracycle to recycle toothpaste tubes

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Mrs Richards pledges to sort out all their unworn clothes, household items and unused bedding and donate them to charity so they can be reused/recycled

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Georgra has three pledges: to check packaging to see if it is recyclable, to buy only single use plastic if she really needs it and to continue to participate in beach or river cleans

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An pledges to recycle as much plastic as she can

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Amandeep Kaur has three pledges! she will not use plastic cups that aren't reuseable, she will cut down the amount of plastic she uses and she pledges to not use too much water when taking a shower.

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Carrigan pledges to not buy plastic bags

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Juliet pledges to not waste water

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Hannah has pledged to use her reueable coffee cup instead of buying coffee

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Rebecca Richards, Science Teacher & STEMinist pledges to use her bamboo re-usable cup and never use take-away cups

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Mrs Argile is pledging to reduce her carbon footprint, eat less meat, put on a jumper instead of turning up the heating and buying locally sourced produce

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The Design & Technology Department have pledged to launch our very own bamboo bike making club

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As a collective pledge the Head Girl Team pledge to reduce the amount of paper they use each month

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Apple and Natasha have pledged to cut down on the amount of lifts/taxis they take, aiming to only use public transport unless extremely necessary

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Olivia pledges to reduce her consumption of meat and dairy

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Ingrid pledges to choose layers over the heating, recognising that a few extra jumpers will heat her sufficiently without having more serious repercussions for the environment

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The Whole School is also delighted to be working with Common Seas to deliver our second whole school pledge: to work towards significantly reducing single-use plastics across the whole school as we endeavour to improve our precious maritime environment.

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The first Whole School pledge is to add the study of Ocean Plastics to our school curriculum. This will help everyone - teachers and students - to work towards reducing plastic waste in our rivers and seas.

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Mrs Argile pledges to rethink throwing away a potentially reusable item. For example, a candle jar.

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Year 3 pledged to make bird feeders out of plastic water bottles

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A student convinced her family to stop using milk cartons and use a nearby milkman! And now, they have glass bottles for their milk.

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Mrs Chandler-Thompson pledges to create toys from what they have at home

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The entire Junior School have pledged to bring their own reusable water bottles everyday to get rid of all disposable cups

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Junior School Gardening Club have pledged to grow their own potatoes for the school lunches

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Reception Class RH are going to recycle any plastic water bottles they find

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Student Marissa pledges stop eating beef and to reduce the amount of meat that she eats.

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2B have put all their pledges together on a big scroll. Each girl thought about the small way in which they could help to save the Earth’s resources through either recycling, reducing waste, saving water or planting seeds. Making a total of 25 individual pledges and 5 further pledges from staff and as a year group.

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Already a busy year for Mr Crozier! He has given up bottled shampoo and shower gel. In this 140th year he is also driving an electric car to work and given up red meat.

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Mrs Short pledges to provide and maintain a selection of plants for the staff room and workroom to improve the atmosphere both visually and in terms of air quality. Looking after the well being of the staff who use these areas.

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Mrs Varathanathan has pledged to not use any plastic water bottles. She has a metal water bottle that she'll use instead.

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Mrs Williams pledges to not buy any more hand wash, shower gels etc in plastic bottles. She shall be using bars instead.

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A Student pledge

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Ms Rehman is pledging to walk to Greenwich Park as opposed to driving or using the bus.

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A student and her father will plant some trees to celebrate BHS Year of Promise.

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Mrs Stevens pledges to not buy any new clothes for her or her children until at least Easter (she started at Christmas). she's hoping that she will extend beyond Easter!

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Mrs Beecham has two pledges! No more plastic bottles – chilly bottle all the way! And digital only learning resources for the Greenman Comp (English) and the new Year 13 PSHEE curriculum.

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A family pledges to replace plastic milk bottles with glass ones.

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Mr Masters pledges to not buy any new clothes or shoes this calendar year. Except socks – he always needs a few pairs of socks.

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Mrs Rosado is pledging to continue to be a supporter/member of the Woodland Trust and to reuse, recycle and upcycle more things at home

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Mr Connolly pledges to not eat meat (so far so good in 2020) and to limit the use of bathroom plastics by buying shampoo bars and refilling existing plastic bottles at local refill shops.

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A family are pledging to help maintain the beauty and wellbeing of our beloved local green spaces through regular litter picks.

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Mrs Skevington will be bringing a keep-cup, a reusable water bottle and a bag for life to school in her work bag every day.

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Our HR assistant pledges to reduce waste and the impact on the environment by not using plastic carrier bags, only buying fruit, vegetables and other foods with less packaging and eating less meat.

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Scarlett pledges to eat less dairy and meat, buying less plastic and walking more.

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Our Family pledge to shop more in charity shops, to support sustainable fashion, up-cycling and to continue the life of pre-loved goods rather than buying new.