The Green Schools committee at St Angela’s College were delighted to be presented with their very first Green Flag at an event held by An Taisce and Green Schools Ireland. Ms Chawke, Alice Murphy, Louise Barrett and Isabel O’Leary attended the event in the Radisson Hotel, Little Island on last Wednesday, May 17th. On Monday…
DetailsGreen-Schools is designed to award schools who become more environmentally friendly. Our aim is to raise students’ awareness of environmental and sustainable development issues, and apply our knowledge to our school. We want to encourage everybody to help the environment in any way possible, for example by reducing, reusing, and recycling waste. We hope to…
DetailsOn Friday 9th December, all students in our school got involved in a range of activities, to raise more awareness on the theme of “Litter and Waste”, which is the theme of our first Green Flag. Students participated in a Kahoot Quiz, as well as a range of activities such as bowling, anagrams, guessing decomposition…
DetailsSt Angela’s College Green-Schools Day of Action took place on Wednesday 26th Feb. This event was an opportunity for the entire school to focus on the current theme of Water, and have some fun along the way. To kick start the day, the Green-Schools Committee and some TY students went on a Walk for Water…
DetailsWe were delighted that our school was chosen to participate in the Water Ambassador Programme, which is run by Green-Schools Ireland. Three members of the Green Schools Committee attended a training day last Tuesday, where they had an opportunity to learn more about water treatment and conservation. They also learned about Fatbergs, Dirty Dozen, Fast…
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