Eco-warriors
I think we have all been following COP 26 with interest over recent weeks. Within school, we have a keen team of Eco-warriors in both Primary and secondary. They have been suggesting some excellent ideas and initiatives, as we look to find ways to raise awareness of climate change and make our school even more eco-friendly. As you may be aware, all of the school's energy comes from green sources, so our Eco-warriors have been looking at other ways that we can be 'greener'. As a result, we have increased the number of recycling bins around the school site, the Eco-warriors and other volunteers also did a lunchtime 'trash' pick-up on Thursday and we are also developing two garden areas. I am sure you will have seen the work currently going on on the Kakkuk street side of the school on our Primary Garden Project and the eco group are also working on a smaller garden next to Tunde street. I am very excited to see these gradually taking shape. We will also be hosting our first ever Meat free Monday next week. The students leadership and commitment to these projects has been fantastic and I am sure that they will continue to work on other ideas over the coming months.

Britannica International School Newsletter 12th November 2021