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Enviroschools is an environmental action based programme where young people are empowered to design and lead sustainability projects in their schools, neighbourhoods and country.

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Creating Change

Whanganui Girls’ High School on a journey of investigation, action and reflection

Whanganui Girls’ High School have come a long way on their journey since becoming an Enviroschool in 2019, and despite a bumpy road with Covid19 restrictions this secondary Enviroschool is going from strength to strength towards a sustainable community. They successfully reflected at Bronze in...

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Te Rūma Rātā and te Rūma Pōhutukawa: Kaitiaki of birds and habitats at Fairhall School

Action based around what we had learnt about our local flora and fauna at Fairhall School in Marlborough included installing whare wētā and pekapeka in our school ngahere in the hope some New Zealand locals would visit us. We set tracking tunnels around our school...

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Ākonga-led learning and action at Oruaiti celebrated

Having already been recognised within the Te Taitokarau/ Northland Region for Environmental Excellence, Oruaiti School was named a finalist in the Prime Minister’s Education Focus category for Excellence in Environmental and Sustainability Education and has now been announced the 2021 winner! This is their story.

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Day of inspiration for Tasman's Envirogroups and Lead Teachers showcases Ngatimoti School

It’s cool to be an Enviroschool! Enviroschools Tasman facilitators held a professional development day for their network hosted by Ngatimoti School in May 2021. The programme provided learning and development for teachers and students, with strong leadership shown by the host students in sharing their...

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Bushwalk bursts with life

Westmere school in Whanganui are making a positive difference to their local environment. Their latest project, made possible through funding from the Pat Kelly Enviroschools Action Fund, has been the design and installation of two vibrant murals in their bush area. Find out more about...

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135Enviroschools
Northland
Te Taitokerau

3 Regional partners

281Enviroschools
Auckland
Tāmaki Makaurau

5 Regional partners

191Enviroschools
Waikato

14 Regional partners

29Enviroschools
Bay of Plenty
Te Moana-a-Toi

3 Regional partners

27Enviroschools
Gisborne
Te Tairāwhiti

3 Regional partners
6 Collaborators

60Enviroschools
Taranaki

6 Regional partners
10 Collaborators

68Enviroschools
Hawke's Bay
Te Matau ā Māui

5 Regional partners
2 Collaborators

86Enviroschools
Manawatu-Whanganui

10 Regional partners

134Enviroschools
Wellington
Te Upoko o te Ika a Māui

9 Regional partners
7 Collaborators

29Enviroschools
Nelson
Whakatū

2 Regional partners

30Enviroschools
Tasman
Te tai o Aorere

2 Regional partners

36Enviroschools
Marlborough
Wairau

3 Regional partners

16Enviroschools
West Coast
Te Tai Poutini

4 Regional partners
5 Collaborators

102Enviroschools
Canterbury
Waitaha

10 Regional partners
2 Collaborators

99Enviroschools
Otago
Ōtākou

8 Regional partners
3 Collaborators

52Enviroschools
Southland
Murihiku

5 Regional partners

NATIONWIDE
1,380
Enviroschools
336,700
Tamariki and students
15,700
Teachers and other staff
147
Regional Coordinators and Facilitators
86
Regional
Partners
33
Regional
Collaborators
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