Eco Schools

Look no further teachers! We bring you free Australian curriculum-based resources – ideal for NT Eco School teachers to assist with lesson plans. ‘For teachers for students’ offers comprehensive, easy to access and download education resources written by Australian teachers for Australian teachers. Best of all – there’s no cost! Take a look at the website: https://www.forteachersforstudents.com.au/site/

    Thank-you for your interest in Young Reporters for the Environment Australia Litter Less Campaign (YRE), funded by the Wrigley Company Foundation. In 2017, Keep Australia Beautiful launched Young Reporters for the Environment and we are looking forward to you joining us on our second year’s exciting adventure! To help get you started we

Eco-Schools Information Sessions Keep Australia Beautiful Council NT holds Eco-Schools Information sessions aimed at Schools/Teachers and Local Government. The short session is designed to explain the program in more detail and to answer any questions you may have about it. If any teacher wishes to teach their students about the issues of litter, waste and sustainability,

KAB is proud to announce grants for the 2018 YRE Program and the 2018 Litter Legends Campaign – exciting global schools projects aimed at reducing and stopping litter. These programs offer enthusiastic young people a chance to make their voices heard and to feel that they are being listened to. They aim to educate young people on the

Great write up in the paper about Manunda Primary School in the NT that is an Eco School. They have a range of initiatives including recycling toner cartridges, auditing power usage and wastage and building a chicken coop out of recycled materials. Great work, keep it up! To find out how your school can be

Ltyentye Catholic School at Santa Teresa is leading the way with the creation of their “Community Education Pamphlet”. “This would have to be one of the best initiatives that I’ve seen originate from a Northern Territory School and community. This is absolutely excellent work, it demonstrates commitment and leadership on your behalf and it addresses issue of

Heimo had a great visit out to Manunda School to see how they are progressing as an Eco-School. Some of their recent achievements as an Eco-School include: creating a video to promote the recycling of toner cartridges.  The winning class that brings the most in from home wins a pizza party! installation of recycling bins around

Take a look at this great video by Greta, a student from Parap Primary School as she gives a brief overview of the Eco Schools program and how it can benefit your school.  

Parap Primary Schools are front line Eco Warriors!  As an Eco School, Parap Primary are taking steps to reduce waste in their community. One of the initiatives they have implemented is Boomerang Bags. See how they are taking on Boomerang Bags by watching this video:  

Take a look at our video giving a brief overview of the Eco Schools program and how it can benefit your school.