Eco School
St George's is a proud member of Eco-Schools, a global network that empowers students, raises environmental awareness, improves the school environment while engaging the wider local community and linking to the school curriculum. #STG_EcoSchool
Eco-Schools is a membership global network for schools to embark on a meaningful path towards improving the environment in both the school and the local community while at the same time having a life-long positive impact on the lives of young people, their families, school staff and local authorities. Membership requires the formation of a school Eco-committee led by the students and supported by staff. The eco-committee in turn coordinates the school programme of eco-projects, tracking and monitoring progress.
Below are examples of what St George's has achieved so far:
Eco News
- Eco News
The veggie patch behind the school is bursting into life, with strawberries, rhubarb, pumpkins, sunflowers, potatoes, mint and lavender all growing well.
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St George’s staff recently attended the BNE Foire, an education event that connects schools, NGOs and organisations to promote sustainability in education.
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Students in Primary will be heading outside for lessons after their new outdoor classroom was opened on Earth Day (22nd April) by the British Ambassador Fleur Thomas.
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A number of students from the Student Parliament participated in a reforestation project in Dudelange, removing dead trees and replanting new trees.
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St George’s Facilities department has been busy installing new recycling bins in the canteen. Students are now able to sort their canteen waste and recycle plastic, metal and food waste.