Canterbury

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44 ECE centres

90 Schools

30,000 Tamariki & students

11% of early childhood

36% of primary & intermediate

15% of secondary

11% of composite & other

12 Regional Partners

13 Collaborators

Selwyn students share ideas for a more sustainable future

Tai Tapu Primary School hosted students from across Selwyn for an Enviroschools day focused on sustainability, student leadership and hands-on environmental action. Through hands-on learning, young people across Selwyn and Waitaha Canterbury are building the knowledge, skills and confidence to care for their local environment—now and into the future.

Young Enviroleaders take action for braided rivers and to protect wrybill

Young people are stepping up as leaders for Canterbury’s environment, with ākonga (students) from Enviroschools across the Waimakariri district advocating for change and protection of braided rivers, home to unique native species such as the wrybill. The recent student-led Enviroleaders day brought together 25 participants, including students and teachers from five local schools.

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Celebrating Enviroschools learning and action being embedded.

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