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Carry out wider environmental activities around school

Sir Jonathan North Girls' College, Thursday, 18 June 2026
10 points 30 pupils Change-maker KS1, KS2, KS3, KS4, KS5

Students have done various eco activities through the year. For example:
- Taking part in the Walk, Wheel and Cycle Trust's 'walk and wheel to school fortnight.' Students in all tutor groups were encouraged to walk and cycle to school for 2 weeks. This was then recorded by tutors and submitted to the national competition.
- Litter picks around the college site on regular basis
- tending to their orchard and picking the fruit
- hosting a primary schools eco day 
- Taking part in the Good Life Schools programme. This student led project focussed on reducing consumerism and waste in the fashion and beauty industry. Article on Good Life Schools DMU trip.docx

Activity description

There are more ways of helping the planet at school than just conserving energy. Log any green activities that improve sustainability and biodiversity or reduce waste and carbon emissions. Use the description box to tell us what you have done.

This could include but isn't limited to:

  • Taking part in litter picks
  • Creating a wildlife friendly garden
  • Planting trees
  • Using/making compost
  • Investigating or reducing food waste at school

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