Big Christmas Jumper Swap!
Each year, 1 in 4 Christmas jumpers end up thrown away or never worn again. We can change this! We are taking part in the Big Christmas...
Eco-Schools
Plastic Free Schools Pledge
Harvest Festival Donations
Our Eco-Committee helped deliver food donations to the West Berks Food Bank
Switch Off Fortnight Certificate
2019
Plastic Free Schools Pledge
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Parsons Down Partnership takes part in Eco-Schools - a global environmental programme with 19.5 million involved. It is a pupil led programme, run by an Eco-Committee comprised of children and staff. There are ten Eco-Schools topics for the Eco-Committee to consider:
This year, we have chosen Biodiversity, Marine and Transport as our Eco-Schools topics.
To find out more about our eco achievements, please read our blog posts towards the bottom of the page.
Our Eco-Committee 2022-23
Our pupil Eco-Committee members are: Lottie C (Zebra Class), Oscar B (Kingfisher Class), Victoria B (Woodpecker Class), Kyla C (Elk Class), Owen P (Badger Class), Iris C (Hedgehog Class), Felicity R (Jaguar Class), Eva S (Wolf Class), Isla R (Eagle Class) and Shreyash P (Raccoon Class).
Our Deputy Eco-Committee members are: Oscar C (Zebra Class), Amelia B (Kingfisher Class), Marley W (Woodpecker Class), Kate M (Elk Class), Charlie S (Badger Class), Ruby-Leigh S (Hedgehog Class), Archie A (Jaguar Class), Layla H (Wolf Class), Alfie T (Eagle Class) and Chiara T (Raccoon Class).
Eco-Committee Meetings and Assemblies
29th November 2022 - Plastic Free Schools Meeting - Objective 1
Paperwork
Environmental Review - 2022-23
Suggestions
Class, Staff and Parent/Carer Ideas For Action Plan
Informing and Involving
Biodiversity
Marine
Monitoring and Evaluation
Biodiversity
Marine
Transport
Curriculum Links
Please let us know if you would like to help or contribute in any way to our Eco-Schools work. If you have any suggestions that you would like to share, please contact our Eco-Coordinator directly: EcoCoordinator@pdp.w-berks.sch.uk.
Take a look at our Eco-Schools From Home page to see what the children achieved during lockdown.
Eco-Blog
