Eco Council

The annual elections for this school year will take place on Thursday 26th September.

Children from Years R-6 are invited to stand for our Eco Council. Children need to produce a poster or manifesto of ideas to share with their peers. Children will then vote for their favourite candidate during our election day. This demonstrates the British Value of Democracy to children.

Being part of the Eco Council at Newburgh School is very rewarding and lots of fun. When we meet, we learn about sustainability, the impact that we have on the environment and how we can help to make positive changes. We have meetings and then we discuss what we have learnt with our peers in class. Initiatives we have undertaken previously have ranged from dog poo bags around the village, supportigng the work at the local community space Appleton Fields to reducing our electricity use in school. 

Furthermore, throughout the year there will be opportunities to partake in local events, including trips to eco fairs and our local council.

Being an Eco councillor is an integral role within our school and in being chosen as Eco councillor you will not only be making a difference this year for our school and the community but your ideas and initiatives will make a difference for future generations.

Role of the Eco Council Presentation

Newburgh School's Eco Code

Only use what you need

Never litter

Eco Champions in every class

Protect our wildlife by looking after our plants and trees

Lower energy by switching off lights

Always reduce, reuse and recycle

Nobody should waste water

Emissions reduced - walk or cycle to school

To make a change it starts with us!

Eco Council Campaigns 2024-2025

At the first Eco Council meeting in October the Council decided to campaign and promote the following:-

• The recycling station in school
• Walk 2 School
• Rags 2 Riches
• Carry out a Light survey in school
• Reduce waste
• Participate in the RSPB Wild Challenge

To start this work they let parents know in the school Newsletter 11.10.24 about our Recycling Station. At our Recycling Station in the main entrance you can recycle the following:

• used batteries
• stamps
• old felt pens

Eco Council

The annual elections for this school year will take place on Thursday 26th September.

Children from Years R-6 are invited to stand for our Eco Council. Children need to produce a poster or manifesto of ideas to share with their peers. Children will then vote for their favourite candidate during our election day. This demonstrates the British Value of Democracy to children.

Being part of the Eco Council at Newburgh School is very rewarding and lots of fun. When we meet, we learn about sustainability, the impact that we have on the environment and how we can help to make positive changes. We have meetings and then we discuss what we have learnt with our peers in class. Initiatives we have undertaken previously have ranged from dog poo bags around the village, supportigng the work at the local community space Appleton Fields to reducing our electricity use in school. 

Furthermore, throughout the year there will be opportunities to partake in local events, including trips to eco fairs and our local council.

Being an Eco councillor is an integral role within our school and in being chosen as Eco councillor you will not only be making a difference this year for our school and the community but your ideas and initiatives will make a difference for future generations.

Role of the Eco Council Presentation

Newburgh School's Eco Code

Only use what you need

Never litter

Eco Champions in every class

Protect our wildlife by looking after our plants and trees

Lower energy by switching off lights

Always reduce, reuse and recycle

Nobody should waste water

Emissions reduced - walk or cycle to school

To make a change it starts with us!

Eco Council Campaigns 2024-2025

At the first Eco Council meeting in October the Council decided to campaign and promote the following:-

• The recycling station in school
• Walk 2 School
• Rags 2 Riches
• Carry out a Light survey in school
• Reduce waste
• Participate in the RSPB Wild Challenge

To start this work they let parents know in the school Newsletter 11.10.24 about our Recycling Station. At our Recycling Station in the main entrance you can recycle the following:

• used batteries
• stamps
• old felt pens

Eco Council

The annual elections for this school year will take place on Thursday 26th September.

Children from Years R-6 are invited to stand for our Eco Council. Children need to produce a poster or manifesto of ideas to share with their peers. Children will then vote for their favourite candidate during our election day. This demonstrates the British Value of Democracy to children.

Being part of the Eco Council at Newburgh School is very rewarding and lots of fun. When we meet, we learn about sustainability, the impact that we have on the environment and how we can help to make positive changes. We have meetings and then we discuss what we have learnt with our peers in class. Initiatives we have undertaken previously have ranged from dog poo bags around the village, supportigng the work at the local community space Appleton Fields to reducing our electricity use in school. 

Furthermore, throughout the year there will be opportunities to partake in local events, including trips to eco fairs and our local council.

Being an Eco councillor is an integral role within our school and in being chosen as Eco councillor you will not only be making a difference this year for our school and the community but your ideas and initiatives will make a difference for future generations.

Role of the Eco Council Presentation

Newburgh School's Eco Code

Only use what you need

Never litter

Eco Champions in every class

Protect our wildlife by looking after our plants and trees

Lower energy by switching off lights

Always reduce, reuse and recycle

Nobody should waste water

Emissions reduced - walk or cycle to school

To make a change it starts with us!

Eco Council Campaigns 2024-2025

At the first Eco Council meeting in October the Council decided to campaign and promote the following:-

• The recycling station in school
• Walk 2 School
• Rags 2 Riches
• Carry out a Light survey in school
• Reduce waste
• Participate in the RSPB Wild Challenge

To start this work they let parents know in the school Newsletter 11.10.24 about our Recycling Station. At our Recycling Station in the main entrance you can recycle the following:

• used batteries
• stamps
• old felt pens

Eco Council

The annual elections for this school year will take place on Thursday 26th September.

Children from Years R-6 are invited to stand for our Eco Council. Children need to produce a poster or manifesto of ideas to share with their peers. Children will then vote for their favourite candidate during our election day. This demonstrates the British Value of Democracy to children.

Being part of the Eco Council at Newburgh School is very rewarding and lots of fun. When we meet, we learn about sustainability, the impact that we have on the environment and how we can help to make positive changes. We have meetings and then we discuss what we have learnt with our peers in class. Initiatives we have undertaken previously have ranged from dog poo bags around the village, supportigng the work at the local community space Appleton Fields to reducing our electricity use in school. 

Furthermore, throughout the year there will be opportunities to partake in local events, including trips to eco fairs and our local council.

Being an Eco councillor is an integral role within our school and in being chosen as Eco councillor you will not only be making a difference this year for our school and the community but your ideas and initiatives will make a difference for future generations.

Role of the Eco Council Presentation

Newburgh School's Eco Code

Only use what you need

Never litter

Eco Champions in every class

Protect our wildlife by looking after our plants and trees

Lower energy by switching off lights

Always reduce, reuse and recycle

Nobody should waste water

Emissions reduced - walk or cycle to school

To make a change it starts with us!

Eco Council Campaigns 2024-2025

At the first Eco Council meeting in October the Council decided to campaign and promote the following:-

• The recycling station in school
• Walk 2 School
• Rags 2 Riches
• Carry out a Light survey in school
• Reduce waste
• Participate in the RSPB Wild Challenge

To start this work they let parents know in the school Newsletter 11.10.24 about our Recycling Station. At our Recycling Station in the main entrance you can recycle the following:

• used batteries
• stamps
• old felt pens