Eco Squad

World Ocean Day

Blue Planet Live Session 2019

Mr Smith met with Year 5 to discuss patterns and trends of energy use in our school. 2019

Eco Squad- What we learnt on our 'Energy Walk.' 2019

Eco Squad 2019- went on a walk with Mr Smith and Mrs Hill to read and analyse data readings from the water and electricity meter and to learn about how our school building runs.

Earth Hour 2019

Eco Squad announcement 2019

Eco squad would like to let you know that Earth Hour on Saturday 30th March at 8.30pm. Earth Hour is where hundreds of millions of people across the world will 'switch off' their lights for one hour. You could take part by making a simple change to your every day life, such as carrying a reusable coffee cup, switching to a green energy supplier, or washing your clothes at 30 degrees or lower. It might seem like something small, but together we can make a big difference.

Environmental Review- Eco Squad worked together to complete an Environmental Review and together made an action plan. You can see this on our updated Eco Board. 2019

Eco Squad and YCA's met to discuss the winning designs for the wrap of the Eco Discovery Bus. 2019

Poppy Appeal- 'Upcycling' plastic bottles to make poppies- These were displayed on the railings of Birchwood Leisure Centre. 2018-19

Eco models.2018-19

Eco Squad- Eco Feature Walk 2018-19

Welcome to Eco Squad (First meeting of the Year) 2018-19

New Eco Squad members 2018-2019

The BIG BUILD project 2018

Before

The volunteers

After

ECO SQUAD AND THE BIG BUILD 2018

Volunteer day Project ECO SQUAD.pptx

Eco Squad Meeting Spring- Earth Hour 2017-18

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Earth hour 2018

Eco Squad announcement 2018.

Eco squad would like to let you know that Earth Hour on Saturday 24th March at 8.30pm. Earth Hour is where hundreds of millions of people across the world will 'switch off' their lights for one hour. You could take part by making a simple change to your every day life, such as carrying a reusable coffee cup, switching to a green energy supplier, or washing your clothes at 30 degrees or lower. It might seem like something small, but together we can make a big difference.

The Big Battery Hunt.

Year 5 Eco Squad presented in assembly to introduce a new project called The Big Battery Hunt. This project aims to encourage chikdren to recyle batteries. Our battery recycling bin has now arrived and is kept in the main office for families and staff to use.

Eco Squad collected three bags of litter and have made posters to encourage recycing and using the bins on the playground. Well done Eco Squad.

Wear it Wild Day 2017. WWF-Dress up Day.

We are writing to let you know about ‘Wear it Wild Day.’ ‘Wear it Wild Day’ is WWF’s annual fundraising event which takes place on Friday 20th October. WWF (Word Wide Fund For Nature) are trying to raise money to help endangered animals. Children will have the opportunity to dress up in wildlife-inspired fancy dress and raise money to save incredible wildlife at the same time. Please remember to bring in £1 on Friday the 20^th October if you would like to take part.

Eco Squad.

Wild it Wild Day (photo for newsletter.)

Clean up Hatfield Campaign 2017

School Travel Plan

Travel Plan July 2017.pdf

Join our Eco-Squad and take part in Earth Hour this Saturday 25th March at 8.30pm!

Earth Hour Assembly 2017.ppt

We are proud to announce we have once again been awarded our Green Glag Eco-Schools award! Well done to every child and member of staff at Howe Dell who makes this possible.