Antarctica update TASIS
Wendy Gediman, who runs the Wildlife Club at TASIS England American School, recently went further afield to view some unusual wildlife. She went to Antarctica, this being her second expedition …
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From Turners Hill to Tanzania
In July 2012 Turners Hill School were lucky enough to win £1000 in the Green School Awards. We have already implemented many green initiatives in school and decided that we …
Home Super Agents – The Wardrobe Cat
Milly curled up into a tight little ball and shut her eyes tightly. It was safe in there, in the wardrobe. She settled into the softness of the duvet that …
Older Updates
- Home Super Agents Update
- TASIS Update
- St. Clements Spring Term Update
- ‘Grow your own Clothes‘ feature in Manx Wearable Art Show
- Eco-Interactors receive the Rodney Huggins Award from Rotary International Environment Group
- Home Super Agents – slipping towards spring
- QEII High School Mission – Grow your Own Clothes
- Woodland Art at Yarrells Preparatory School
- KGS Fundraising Craft Sale
- The Queens Diamond Jubilee Tree Planting at The Long Eaton School
- ‘Bag The Bruck’ KGS ‘Roots & Shoots’
- Anglia Ruskin Roots & Shoots Team Autumn update
- Autumn news from Trawden School
- Sustainability at Forge Valley Community School
- The Highland Facilitator Team 2012 Community
- The Highland Facilitator Team 2012 Environment
- The Highland Facilitator Team 2012 Local Wildlife
