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Green Schools organise Water Forum for 1st - 3rd Years

Water Forum for 1st, 2nd and 3rd Year students in Stratford Photo: R.Baker (5th Year)
NEWS / 6 March 2017

On Friday morning, 3rd March, students from 1st through to 3rd Year participated in a Water Forum organised by Green Schools. Guest speakers came in and organised activities and thought-provoking discussions throughout the morning.

On Friday morning, 3rd March, students from 1st through to 3rd Year participated in a Water Forum organised by Green Schools. Guest speakers came in and organised activities and thought-provoking discussions throughout the morning. A number of students explain what some of the activities that they were involved in:

"We had to do different exercises. For example in one of the exercises environmental headlines were put on different tables. We had to read each of the headlines and choose one that we felt was the most important to us. Then each table had to debate with the other tables, arguing why we thought so."
Ross Smith, (3rd Year)

"We had to do a walking debate. We also did this game where we had to work out the hidden water usage, that is to say was more water used to produce coffee or a banana"
Conor Ryan, (2nd Year)

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