c2c Schools Program

  

The Craters to Coast Kids School Program formally The Green Kids School Program offers two schools $1000 to conduct an environmental project with the aim of encouraging students to take responsibility of their local environment through education and hands on environmental works. 

  

This program is run annually.  

  

Preference is given to projects that:

- Aim to develop or enhance a student environment group within the school

- Focus on the local environment

- Encourage students to take a role of responsibility

- Promote leadership and environmental stewardship

- Directly engage students in on-ground environmental sustainability activities

- Build environmental awareness within the community

- That are innovative and creative especially in their reporting

- Demonstrate strong environmental education outcomes and links to the school curriculum

- Support a range of activities

- Innovative reporting techniques

  

Activities not supported by this grant:

- Construction or upgrade of seating

- Airfares

- Teacher wages

- Water tanks or irrigation equipment totalling more than 50% of the funding sought

- Administration and labour costs

- Construction of garden shed totalling more than 50% of the funding sought

- Purchase of equipment totalling more than 25% of the funding sought

  

Your project will be assessed on its:

- Expected educational and environmental benefits

- Expected level of student involvement, e.g. students identifying local problems and designing and implementing solutions

- Expected level of involvement of the broader community

- Integration into the school curriculum to maximize environmental learning

- Potential to develop the students skills and ability to contribute to environmental restoration in the future

- Project activities and budget, which must be feasible and technically-sound

- Practical and sustainable activities

- Ability to establish or enhance a student environment group

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

Upcoming Events & Courses

 

50th Heytesbury Show

Saterday 27th of February

Simpson Recreation Reserve

Make sure you pop into the HDLN stall and say hello

  

  

Lawrie Co field day

The Newfield Valley Landcare Group extend an invitation to all members of the public to join them on a site tour of the Lawire Co processing facility at Timboon.

  

Lawrie Co will provide a tour of their processing facility and provide information on their organic products.

  

Date: April 21

Time: 1pm

To register contact HDLN prior to the date on 55 983 755

  

  

  

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