Cornwall’s first Education for Sustainability Conference – Mission Update!

Last week a group of our students represented Penryn College at Cornwall’s first Education for Sustainability Conference at the Eden Project.  There the students delivered a presentation on the work we have been doing on developing our environment and bringing sustainable practices into our school.

It was also a great opportunity to hear about the work of others schools and listen to key note speeches from David Weatherly and Henryn Leibling.  the students also got an opportunity to work with the group ‘Weapons for Sound’ on a drumming workshop.

Thanks to the students who attended for representing the school so well and to the organising team for a great day.

Posted on July 31st, 2009 by Agent Latham

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One Response to “Cornwall’s first Education for Sustainability Conference – Mission Update!”

  1. Sunil Patel Says:

    A drumming workshop?! How fantastic!

    Comment posted on September 1st, 2009 at 7:14 am

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