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Eco Team for 2016-2017
The Big Tidy Up

On Saturday 18th March children from St George’s helped tidy up the village as part of The Big Tidy Up nation wide event. Taking part in the Big Tidy Up is a great way to teach children about the problem of litter. With litter being a major issue for many schools across the country.


Spring Time with the Eco Group

Toy and Book Sale

We thought about how we care for others as well as ourselves. We sold raffle tickets and held a toy and book sale. We raised £115.40, which will be shared between Micah and ‘Make a Wish Charity’

The Raffle Winners are:
1. Joshua Stone – Swans
2. Matilda Brown  – Kestrels
3. Eve – Kingfishers
4. Luis Tham-Williams  – Robins


2nd Green Flag for St Georges

Toddington St George are delighted to have been awarded their 2nd Eco School’s Green Flag.  We celebrated the hard work of all the children and the Eco Team on Thursday 17th December


November Energy Month

Building on our successful Switch Off Fortnight campaign, we’re launching Energy Month this year in November. It’s an opportunity for children to learn, act and inspire. There will be resources covering: the big energy issues e.g. security of supply and how to produce energy in a low carbon way as well as information and activities on how to reduce the amount of energy we use.

Well Done St George’s

The Eco team found 22 lights on when they did their first survey. On Wednesday, there were only 9 lights left on in empty rooms.

Remember if there is no-one in the room

SWITCH OFF

Please encourage your child to save energy.


The school is very excited about our new ‘hedgehog house’ made by Mr Dudley. The ECO team have decorated it and Mr Davis will put a camera inside the so we can spy on the new residents. Thank you to Mrs Butt for organising this.

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