Make an even larger impact Use natural light on sunny days to conserve energy. This does not mean learning in the dark – it just means looking for opportunities to reduce energy use when sufficient light is available. Tips: If you have natural light in your classroom,...
Make an even larger impact A great practice is to turn off lights in areas of the school where there is enough natural sunlight during lunchtime. Tips: Hold a regular Lights Out Lunch – once a month, weekly, or even every day. Track which classrooms take part and...
Enhance learning through inquiry Learn about your school’s energy use through Ontario EcoSchools resources and student-led investigation. Tips: The Classroom Lighting Assessment and School Energy Consumption Assessment are both great places to begin the inquiry, and...
Effective whole school communication To get everyone on board, highlight energy conservation practices on prominent signage with clear and simple instructions. Tips: Encourage each classroom to create its own poster for turning off the lights and other electronics and...
Incentives to get everyone involved There are many creative ways to highlight your school’s eco-achievements. Giving awards to classrooms that are switching lights off can build momentum around energy conservation at your school. Tips: Award participants with golden...
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