Second class received their incredible edible pack this week. Each group was given a pack of seeds to sow. We sowed carrots, chives, spinach, lettuce and turnips. The seeds will grow inclass for two weeks before being transferred outside. The...
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This morning Mrs. Farren and Ms. Quinn took some members of the Greenschool Committee to Dundalk Recycling Centre on the Newry road to see all the services they provide.We were already aware of how to dispose of paper and food waste in an...
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Mrs. Farren and the Green school Committee were delighted to be invited to the official opening of Stephenstown Playground yesterday. The inclement weather didn’t dampen the spirits of all the Tidy Towns members, the council officials or...
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This week Guzzler from Sustainable Energy Ireland programme taught us about water conservation. The children were given scenarios by Guzzler and needed to identify was to help him conserve water. The children endeavour to put these ideas into...
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TRASHION FASHION is back! The fashion event of the year will take place in Halla Setanta on February 20th! New Year; more chances to reuse and recycle! After the excesses of Christmas, the Greenschool committee is presenting all our students and...
More As Christmas approaches, we would like to remind everyone to start collecting items you might discard in order to create something wonderful for the event of 2019 – The Greenschool Trashion Fashion Show! What does this involve? Simply put...
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WHY RECYCLE USED BATTERIES? Batteries are made from important resources and chemicals. Each battery that is recycled is taken apart and many of the materials will be used to make new batteries or indeed lots of other items. Here in our school we...
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Every Christmas we all accumulate a lot of waste such as, wrapping paper, sweet wrappers, Christmas trees, batteries and packaging. Sometimes we forget that most of this waste can actually be recycled and does not need to be dumped. At the moment...
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