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Green Schools and Student Council investigating the possibility of a school compost bin

NEWS / 14 February 2012

The Student Council and Green Schools have started investigations into the possibility of gettting a school compost bin. In early February, Student Council surveyed students for their ideas and feedback. Abi Grainger gives a Green Schools update.

Green Schools Stratford CollegeThe new Student Council has taken a huge interest in Green Schools and is looking into the idea of getting a compost bin for the school.

Green Schools has recently applied for the Green Flag and soon we will be getting an inspection. Mr. Conaghan has stepped into Ms. Donohoe's role as liaison officer while she is away. (Click on thumbnail to open an enlarged version of image.)

Abi Grainger (TY)

[Photo: Ms. O'Kelly]

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