1. THE ECO COMMITTEE
The school has an Eco Committee, which acts as the driving force of the Eco-Schools programme. It directs and addresses all phases of the programme and ensures that all of the Seven Steps are carried out. The student members of the Eco Committee are responsible for reporting to other students and for bringing their ideas back to the Eco Committee meetings.
Students need to make up at least 2/3 of the Eco Committee members!
Please indicate what methods you used and how you involved the rest of the school. Did you change anything during the course of the project?
5. LINK TO THE CURRICULUM
Students develop knowledge, skills (e.g. decision-making) and attitudes through real life, engaging activities in the curriculum. They are empowered to be change agents for solving environmental issues in school or the community.
Eco-Schools theme days, events, competitions, projects, celebrations etc. are included in the school’s curriculum and schedule at least six times per year.
What kind of theme days, events, competitions, projects, celebrations ...
The chosen Eco-Schools themes are included in the curriculum and taught as part of the lessons. Please give examples!
6. INFORM & INVOLVE
The whole school is involved in Eco-Schools activities. Parents and families, as well as the rest of the community, are informed of the Eco-Schools programme and the various Eco-Schools activities.
Parents and families are to be informed of the Eco-Schools programme and the various Eco-Schools activities.
Eco-Schools events, activities, projects and achievements are to be highlighted and updated on e.g. the school website, social media, school newsletter or in the local press.
The Eco Code is known and recognized by the whole school (e.g. by keeping it visible in all classrooms).