From Kenora to Kanata, we are excited by the incredible work schools have done for the environment this year. We applaud your efforts and hope you take some time to celebrate your year full of green learning and actions. During site visits this year we saw many engaged EcoTeams and transformational practices, which has been […]
As the winter fades into spring and Earth Day approaches, there are several opportunities to get students outside. It is a perfect time of year to learn about the environment in and around our school grounds and to engage in a meaningful clean-up campaign. Explore Ontario EcoSchools’ School Grounds Clean-Up Kit for helpful tips and […]
Online registration for the EcoAction Challenge 2015 has continued to rise! We are happy to see a range of schools and EcoActions represented from bike to school to reusable water bottle challenges. For schools still considering their involvement, here is a video that may inspire you to sign up, or get a sense of the […]
There are two schools who have certified with us throughout our 10 year journey: St. Anthony Daniels in Hamilton Wentworth Catholic DSB, and Rosebank Public School in Durham DSB. We want to take a moment to reflect on ten years of their superb environmental efforts.
Celebrate your school’s achievements by sharing your eco-initiatives in your Certification Application, and submit early to avoid slower uploading time (due to the volume of applicants) in the week before April 30th. As an incentive, we are holding an Early Bird Prize draw. If your school completes and submits your online application by Thursday April […]
Dunbarton High School is a secondary school located in Durham District School Board and has certified for nine years as an Ontario EcoSchool. Just last week Dunbarton was recognized as “The Greenest School on Earth.”
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