1. No bad bins in the classroom, only recycling, compost and tissue bins.

2. School average of only 5 black bags of waste per week

3. Recycling in place for paper, pens and glue sticks.

4. Repurposing area set up for children and adults to reuse unwanted materials or items.

5. Eco Point promotions has reduced packed lunch waste - this is targeted every 2 weeks as a whole school.

6. Cleaning products on larger scales for less waste.

7. Ink cartridge convertors and bottled ink added to remove need for plastic cartridges.

8. Eco stationery bought when available.

9. Notepads used for note taking instead of wipe boards with many pens reduced.

10. Milk suppliers provide it in 2 litre containers instead of small non recyclable cartons.

11. Nappy changing resources swapped to washable and reusable options.

12. Monthly campaigns across the school to focus 

1. Creation of a new nature area with pond.

2. Creation of new orchard area with water.

3. Addition of planters with succulent plants which will cope with wider weather changes.

4. New plants added to entrance to increase oxygen and decrease carbon dioxide.

5. Feeders made by classes.

6. Planting adding to increase biodiversity - Lavendar plants in the orchard/nature areas.

7. Growing spaces created for children near playground and orchard.

8. Cleaning products using natural ingredients to reduce harm to animals and biodiversity.

1. Automatic lighting added to school site.

2. Push taps added to toilets.

3. Hand dryers removed from toilets and paper (recycled) towels added.

4. Soap made by children used for hand washing (environmentally friendly hand soap used as alternatives).

5. Monthly campaigns for reducing waste of energy for whole school with Eco Points awarded.

6. Campaign to turn off heating before opening windows runs each half term across the school.

7. Promotion of walking, scooters and sharing transport promoted each half term with whole school.

8. Increased use of i-pads to remove need for copying resources and wasteful energy usage.

9 Homework uses online platforms to reduce need for books and stationery to complete.

10. Increase use of electronic communication with community to reduce paper and energy costs.

1. Explore alternative glue products or eco versions of pritt sticks as so many are consumed each year.

2. Monitor waste more carefully - can we do more, reduce more, use less?

3. Paper - checking classes are using all sides before paper is recycled.

4. Create Eco Warriors, those children who are always eco-minded and who can teach others.

1.  Teach the whole school how to find creatures and look after them around homes and school.

2. Increase plants in classrooms.

3. Plant more areas for food growth/productions.

4. Teach children how to build animal shelters and homes.

5. Adding planting to create perfect conditions for oxygen production around trees

1. Educating our community on how to reduce engine idling to stop wasting fuel and to reduce pollution.

2. Develop energy efficiency with replacement technologies and resources.