The Green Schools Committee are working under a new slogan since early this year - "Our Planet, You Plan It". The Green Schools Committee feel it is catchier and will encourage students to think Green. The theme for this year's Awards Ceremony is to celebrate the Green Schools Committee award of a second Green Flag in May 2015.
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A number of senior students from the Green Schools committee attended a ceremony in The Helix in DCU on Tuesday, 19th May to receive the second Green Flag for Energy. A huge amount of work was done by all the Green Schools committee to achieve this well-deserved flag.
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5th Year Student, Carmel Grey, spearheaded the phenomenal work done by the Green Schools Committee for their recent inspection on Wednesday, 25th March. The result of this inspection is that Stratford College is to be awarded its second Green Schools Flag for Energy in May! Carmel explains in detail the work that was involved in getting an Energy Flag.
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Fifth Year students, Christina Greene and Carmel Grey and the rest of the Green Schools Committee organised a 'Green Day' to coincide with the Seachtain na Gaeilge Concert on Friday, 13th March and to raise awareness and funds for the charity, VOICE.
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Green Schools Committee member and 5th Year student, Christina Greene, explains about the forthcoming Green Schools Inspection on Wednesday, 25th March and other events around the school in the coming weeks.
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Kara Stein, 6th Year student and member of the Green Schools writes ardently about what lies ahead for Green Schools in Stratford College.
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5th Year student and Green Schools committee member, Ciara Harrison, recently was one of the students to meet with Claire Egan of the Green Schools Committee for Dublin City Council on Tuesday, 7th May.
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On Tuesday, 1st April, a representative from the Jack and Jill Foundation visited Stratford College to collect boxes of used printer cartridges. This was organised by the Green Schools Committee.
Read more →Since January 2014 the computers in the Computer Lab have been configured to automatically hibernate after 70 minutes if they have not been used.
Read more →Mr. Ó'hAlmhain explains why it is so important to recycle batteries - not only to reduce the damage the chemicals inside batteries can cause to the environment, but also because these chemicals are still useful after the battery is wasted.
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