Dissemination - Erasmus+ bulletin

 The November 2020 Erasmus+ newsletter informed all Erasmus members on a national scale of our sustainable actions. 

Have a look here 

France - self service salad bar

 Our school bought a salad bar

from which students will help themselves with starters 

They talk about us - French TV

 "Silence ca pousse" is a French TV programme about gardening.

They aired a video about the waste-reducing and environmental actions carried out within the school.

Here is the direct link to the programme. You can see us 7 minutes after the beginning of the programme

How sustainable is my school ! projet boucs

How sustainable is my school le potager

How sustainable is my school les poules

Lombricomposteur

Our partner Emeraude helps us 

to maintain sustainable actions

within our school

 

Students tending to hens

 

Students continue 

to tend to the cleaning and feeding of the hen house 

The press : a TV report about our local actions

Students took part in a TV report

They learnt how to plant trees

They planted ....

They learnt how to mix soil

They watered the trees

They exchanged with the journalists

they set up insect hotels and bird houses

more photos and videos here

Educating students to reduce discarded food

Students put edible food in the fridge

This food is shared with other students

We created a collector of bread

 

Ecosytems - Bird homes and insect hotels

Our purchased 

an insect hotel and 2 bird homes

Ecosystems - tree planting

We continue to plant : 

3 new trees 

 

Raised vegetable garden beds

 We opted to get two raised garden beds to grow plants with students

Recycled vegetation waste

We continue to recycle our vegetation wastes by crushing them

and spread them to nurture soils and vegetation

Fridge to reduce wasted food

 Students asked for a solution to share uneaten edible food :

So students and teachers thought of a fridge to stop discarding their :

•  apple 
• yogurt
•  .... 

Partnership posters

The 3 posters show 

photos taken

over the length of the project

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France - Region helps us

The French project stakeholder, 

the Ile-de-France region,

 helps us to plant

 more trees and flowers

 in our school

France - Covid19

The advantage of the lockdown :

nature grows  and blossoms 

France - the story of "Botilda, the plastic bottle"

Botilda - Group 1

by Serge

• The bottle crosses along the rivers. It approaches the sea. The bottle ends up in the sea. It approaches a mountain of waste. The bottle turns around. There are a lot of areas where there are mountains of waste. Wastes pollute waters. Waste decomposes in water. They are dispersed in water. The fish absorbs waste. We don't really understand.
• All the waste must be recycled because they can damage the life of marine animals, they can cause damage to the skin of humans: in brief all waste deserves a new life

by Mohamed

• Botilda is in a river. It crosses the river, goes to the other waste in the sea which forms a thick layer of waste. There’s a lot of garbage in the sea. In every corner of the continents there is waste in the water. This huge amount of waste is floating in the sea. The waste is decomposing. The decomposition of the waste is spreading into the sea. The fish feed on decomposed waste streams in the sea. The fish that eat garbage and the fish is eaten by humans.
• To conclude, wastes thrown by man into the sea, create viruses and pollute the planet. This impacts the climate’s global warming; we have seen that the fish that eats the waste is found in the plates of humans.

by Dondi

France - students answer the questions

French students share 

their answers 

about the video 

proposed by 

the Romanian partner

   

and others are here