ENVIRONMENT
Backyard Bird Count on Friday the 22nd October
Team 5/6 will be taking part in the Aussie Backyard Bird Count on
Friday the 22nd of October.
To take part in the official count they will be downloading the app and entering data.
They may ask for the use of binoculars &/or Field Guides to identify birds.
We invite the whole school community to join in this activity.
More information can be found here
Our presentation from the Sustainability Festival can still be viewed in the CROW or WAA column of this padlet. https://padlet.com/PPEC/SSF2021.
Please take the time to look at the Care for Country padlet from our school.
Care for Country (padlet.com).
COMMENTS FROM THE STUDENTS FOLLOWING THEIR ATTENDANCE AT THE SUSTAINABILITY FESTIVAL
The Sustainability Festival message that was most meaningful to me was to help plants grow. After attending the Festival I will remember to buy recyclable things. Reuben
The Sustainability Festival message that was most meaningful to me was to help our native wildlife. After attending the Festival I will remember to try and reduce the amount of plastic we use.
Ju-Ya
The Sustainability Festival message that was most meaningful to me was how they are making me feel like I am a different person in a good way. After attending the Festival I will remember to make other people feel special.
Josh
The Sustainability Festival message that was most meaningful to me was how they care for the animals and plants After attending the Festival I will remember to use more eco friendly products so the plants and animals can be happy and healthy in their natural habitats.
Leah
The Sustainability Festival message that was most meaningful to me was caring for the endangered animals and plants. After attending the Festival I will remember to recycle everything I possible can and make little changes for a big cause.
Chloe
The Sustainability Festival message that was most meaningful to me was how much plastic we use After attending the Festival I will remember to always try to help the wildlife and start using reusable toilet paper.
Viv
SURVEY FEEDBACK FOR US TO DO AT B.P.P.S.
- Put more bins around
- Get a snake
- Grow more vegetables and get more animals
- All use non-wrapped food
- Try harder to make people bring nude food
- Grow more vegetable plants
- Have a soft recycling bin
- I think we could try to plant more plants for animals to live in
- Start to refuse
- Add more different bins
- The food that is sold at the canteen should be plastic free if possible.
THANKS TO THE STUDENTS WHO HELPED MRS. BALLOT PLANT APPROXIMATELY 500 PLANTS DURING TERM 3. The plants are loving the warmer conditions and are thriving.
These plants were donated by Boroondara Council and we had planned to plant them with the students and families. Luckily, we had a number of keen students who were on-site and able to help with the planting. Thank you !