Our Year in Numbers (2014)
Similar Posts
Students Futurescaping Schools: Fully Funded Program
Gould League has been fortunate to receive funding from Department of Education and Early Childhood Development to facilitate the “Students Futurescaping Schools” project (2012-2014) which will see five disadvantaged schools per year participating in this fully-funded program to increase the biodiversity within their school grounds.
NEW Beach Program for Term 4: Sand Safari
End of year activities can be a fun way to celebrate and consolidate the year’s achievements. Why not bring your students to enjoy one last outing with their class mates in the ocean air to connect and play! Inspire connectedness and stewardship towards each other and a local marine sanctuary and ecosystem. This low cost,…
New schools join Multicultural School Gardening
Congratulations to the following schools who will reap the educational, social and environmental benefits of Multicultural School Gardening in Terms 3 and 4: Belle Vue Park Primary School, Cranbourne Carlisle Primary School, Moreland Primary School, Maroondah Secondary College, Our Lady of Perpetual Help Ringwood,Hillsmeade Primary School, Westbreen Primary School, and Kingston Heath Primary School. In this final round of the Victorian Department…
Creatures creep to Gould
Gould League partners students from the Academy of Design, Melbourne to design and produce minibeast costumes.
Bring our Food Webs Game Back
If you know and love our Food Webs game, and have been enjoying using this free tool with your students then we ask you to please consider making a contribution to it’s redevelopment!
Term 1 2017 Review
Term 1 was a great one to kick off the school year! We engaged over 30 schools in the first term of 2017, mostly during ‘mad’ March. We rolled out new programs, new equipment, and new procedures… a whole heap of new stuff at our fantastic new Sustainability Education Centre within Le Page Primary School…