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Ask local farmers for their "ugly" fruit and veg to give to students

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have a garden full of the food you need for cooking, spices would be great to have too, it not just gives us ingredients it gives us more clean air and is a fun activitie

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think about whether you really NEED to buy a piece of clothing, or are you just following the trends? is it a good quality piece?

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Have a day where students and teachers can ride or walk to school (if they can) to get house points

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melting plastic and reusing old paper to make other things

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melting plastic and reusing old paper to make other things

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Maybe a day per semester where if you have school clothes, or old toys that you need to get rid of, younger students can buy what they want. Then as they get older pass it on and create a big loop of preventing this stuff going to landfill

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By incorporating reduce, Seuss, recycle into subjects like science, art or math classes it would promote the 3 r’s

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Using Old clothes and turning them into shopping bags

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Giving a new life to wood that’s thrown away is a great idea and you also learn a new skill; woodwork. This helps the planet and the furniture actually looks good!

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A day in which students (especially graduates) can set up stalls to re-sell uniforms and other resources.

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find an area of the school to plant some trees

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This might take a while to do but your school and your home can definitely get involved in choosing a provider that supports renewable energy or sources renewable energy.

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When possible install solar panels at home or school

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For example, if your school has Wood tech, Design tech, any hands on or craft subjects in school. We can make things like bird boxes for endangered species that live where there’s been fires and add this to the curriculum to 1. Spread awareness and 2. Do something for the environment.

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Making sure that people are aware of the proper ways to recycle certain objects, what kinds of bins need to be used for certain wastes, and how disposing certain types of rubbish the wrong way can gravely impact the environment.

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Collect bread tags and send them to an organisation in South Australia where they melt the bread clips down into bowls and plates to raise money to buy wheelchairs for disadvantages people who can't afford their own, recycling to give bread clips a new life and help disadvantaged people around the world.

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Peices of paper that have been combined to make fresh paper, sometimes with seeds inside so when they are composted we grow plants.

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this makes it so that people can use the plastics again in a healthy way, you can use this to let them grow and plant them into a bigger pot or to keep flowers in

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Dedicating a day to inform students about respecting and caring for the environment as well as explaining the current climate crisis and how they can help through simple actions.

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Each school creates a "junk" sculpture to put around the school

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Pushing students at school to become more environmentally conscious is a very effective and efficient way of raising awareness as Lucy mentioned

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Were your school takes a few minutes during lunch time to pick rubbish up.

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Recycling a specific object such as cans, bottles, lids, bread tags, or other household items that people wouldn’t usually recycle

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Maybe after Covid, a clothing swap thing at school where people can trade or buy other people's clothes that they don't want or have grown out / are too big for them.

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Work with uniform suppliers to make them more sustainable

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Kids can gather in the cafeteria and trade clothing

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This is a new idea I have. Petitions asking the government and other organizations to reduce carbon emissions or take other action to prevent climate change could gain huge amounts of support by being pushed out into the school community. Students, teachers and parents at our schools could sign them, and they could potentially be shared with other schools in our area to gain even more support

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This is a really good place in which you can look up and assess the environmental impact of clothes that you are considering purchasing from Australian and international retailers, and can be really useful in helping to make more environmentally conscious decisions when purchasing clothes.

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Plastics from bottles that we can melt to make new items from.

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Best from Waste

All together as a school, we can collect chip packets which can then be used to create blankets and other linens, which can ultimately benefit our own community (charities, homeless shelters, orphanages, etc.)

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Have students create things from recycled materials

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Have students create things from recycled materials

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We could create so many things that could be for the school, people in need or for students/teachers in their own homes

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Could upcycle and sell objects to raise awareness and funds!

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Day where we all bring food to school with no plastic/wrappers

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Day where we all bring food to school with no plastic/wrappers

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So food scraps don't get wasted

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Instead of getting rid of old clothes (if you would never wear them again) you can turn them into different objects. I like to make my unused shirts into shopping bags, for example.

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create more awareness in school by creating environment days etc....

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create more awareness in school by creating environment days etc....

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Compost from school bins could be used to grow vegetables and fruits for the school’s canteen.

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We know meat consumption can effect the planet negatively so what if the school didnt sell meat on mondays? Or at home we implement our own meat free mondays

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plastic free days to encourage people to come to school plastic free.

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plastic free days to encourage people to come to school plastic free.

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Ask how many people support doing something in to help climate change. E.g. removing general waste bins to reduce rubbish

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use plastic from beaches and other recycled items to create art to decorate school

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Ensure school uniforms are made from recyclable material, create a system where old uniforms can be passed on to younger students

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A program where you can donate mobile phones and accessories to be recycled safely.

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Ones that collect mobile phones, parts from drink containers etc.

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There is a RedCycle program at your local Coles and Woolworths in which they collect your soft plastics. You can even invest in some extra bins for this at your school - just have to ensure rubbish in there is only soft plastic!

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Renewable energy is good!

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These are great as if you have any left over food scraps from Food Tech class or something else, you can place certain foods here and they can be eaten by the worms and then released as a fertiliser for the soil there too. Faster decomposer than compost ;)