A - Z Project Green School Resources

Project Green is a quarterly environmental e-newsletter for schools in the Wingecarribee Shire. In which we provide school-specific environmental news and available grants and competitions for our shire's schools. It's our way of sharing our latest environmental news, educational services and further school appropriate resources with the principals and teachers of our region to reach as many students as possible.

Current Grants and Competitions

Name

Organisation

Closing Date  

Age Group  

Prize/Max$ 

Link   

Competition Litterarty Waste-Art Ocean Lovers Festival 15 December Years K-12 $750 Here
Prime Minister’s Prizes for Science Nominations

Australian Department of Industry Science and Resources 

18 December Years K-12 $50,000 or $250,000 Here
Clean Up Australia Day - Early Entries can win 1 of 5 Coles vouchers  Clean Up Australia  31 December  Years K-12  $500 Coles Voucher Here

 

You can explore some of the organisations that share and create these curriculum aligned resources, like CSIRO, Sustainable Schools, and Smart Water Advice in the accordions below, or if you are after a specific theme or age group try our search option below. Also check out the services offered by Council below.

Curriculum aligned learning

Sustainable School New south Wales - Explore education for sustainability teaching and learning approaches.

Sustainability in Schools - resources portal  - Use their search function to explore curriculum aligned materials and sustainability organising ideas.

CSIRO STEM Education Resource Library - head here for curriculum aligned learning helping you bring science to life.

Education NSW Sustainability Curriculum Materials - Enable and empower students to make decisions and take actions that contribute to creating a sustainable society and ecosystem.

Smart Water Advice For Kids - water saving tips for teachers and students

Council Sustainability and Waste Services

Waste Audit and EnviroMentors - Schools can do a waste audit or get involved with one of the other programs offered by EnviroMentors to see where education on waste is needed.

In 2025 up to term 3 EnviroMentors has made 23 visits to our local primary schools, supporting them in program such as garbage to garden, in the bin, lunches unwrapped and waste audits. 

Have a look at the EnviroMentors information pack here.(PDF, 4MB) 

Reach out to our Waste Education Officer if you want more information and to request a visit from EnviroMentors: waste.education@wsc.nsw.gov.au.

Council-run Environmental Presentations - reach out to us if you would like a council staff member to visit your classroom to talk about sustainability. Email: sustainabilityservices@wsc.nsw.gov.au.

Want to take your students through our Water Treatment Plant? - It is now open for tours, by appointment only. The Water treatment plant services 90% of the Shire's required water supply! Reach out to our water team to enquire: watersewer.requests@wsc.nsw.gov.au.

A-Z Search Function

This brand-new Project Green School Resources A-Z Guide has been created to help make it easier for schools (teachers and students) to find and use these amazing environmental resources.

Simply enter your search term or browse through the A-Z list to explore our enormous number of school resources available to you and your students. You can also use the search function to the right, enter in terms like "regen", "environment", "science", "competition", "grant", "agriculture", "yr 7" or "8" to see what comes up. Happy searching.

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The new Water Conservancy research report provides insights into demographic differences in community understanding about water. Younger Gen Z people are the least likely to have water saving habits and the least likely to be concerned about healthy waterways, saving energy and saving water. Looking to explore water issues with your students, explore these water related teaching resources from the Sustainable Schools NSW website.

 

Save the Children's new publication Born into the Climate Crisis 2: An unprecedented life. Protecting children's rights in a changing climate provides a comprehensive analysis of the future that awaits children, depending on our actions or inactions today. It also highlights promising adaptations to address the impacts, losses, and damages that children are already facing, emphasising the need for child-responsive strategies to safeguard their rights and wellbeing.

 

Recycle Mate is a free app and platform that helps Australians to understand what can and cannot be recycled in their local area. Using a location-based database and photo recognition, it provides specific recycling advice for individual items based on your local council area, for recycling, reuse and safe disposal.

 

OzHarvest created FEAST (Food Education and Sustainability Training) from the belief that educating children about healthy eating and food waste prevention is crucial to enable positive change. FEAST is a Year 5 and 6 education program that runs for 10 weeks and addresses STEM, English, Health and Physical Education and Sustainability curriculum outcomes. FEAST teaches students about food waste, sustainability and nutrition using hands-on cooking activities in the classroom (no kitchen required).

FEAST education program includes:

  • Curriculum-aligned resources
  • Kitchen kit and electric fry pans to make cooking in the classroom accessible
  • 20 hot and cold recipes
  • Teacher training
  • Ongoing support from the OzHarvest FEAST team

Throughout the program, students are tasked with exploring and designing their own recipes for their “School Cookbook”, while addressing food waste prevention, healthy eating and inspiring the local community!

More than 500 schools have already delivered the program nationally, inspiring nearly 25000 students and trained 800+ teachers. Don’t let this opportunity go to waste.

For more information or to register your school head here.

Email feast@ozharvest.org for more information!

Please note that funding is available for eligible primary schools to sign up to the program at no cost. To know if your school is eligible, please fill out the registration form on the FEAST website. 

 

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