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Green Week 2025 a huge success
Green Week 2025 was a new initiative led by Horowhenua College Envirogroup leaders, Ashlee West and Liam Roach. The idea came about from a "protect my backyard" portfolio that the Year 9 students engaged in a couple of years ago. They believed that it would get a lot of buy-in from teachers and students alike, and they sure did! - with 1,700 students from 10 schools taking part.
The Linton Kindergarten Lizard Garden comes to life!
After taking part in their regional Enviroschools ECE teacher Hui in May 2025, pouako from Ruahine Linton Kindergarten left with a goodie bags filled with ideas and projects - one being how to create a Lizard Garden. This sparked curiosity in their tamariki and there has been an ongoing interest to create one ever since.
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From Makerspace Offcuts to Enviroschools Opportunity
What if today’s scraps could become tomorrow’s creative project? At the Makerspace within Te Āhuru Mōwai, that idea has come to life one plywood offcut at a time. In collaboration with...
Teachers connect from the Mountain to the Sea at Regional Enviroschools Hui
Late March brought together 46 teachers from 21 schools across the region, who joined community group representatives in Horowhenua for our regional Enviroschools teacher hui. It was a day that...
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