Composting work

Separating: organic waste is collected separately from other waste.
Transforming: through composting, waste turns into soil.
Returning to the soil: the fertile soil produced goes back into the garden.
Sharing: leftover food is shared with our animal friends.

"Waste" is really a process of transformation

Returning waste to nature: children learn circular living by living it.

At our school, organic waste is separated, composted and returned to the soil. Leftover food is shared with our animal friends.

This approach helps children learn naturally that resources are not unlimited and that everything exists within a cycle.

Through composting, organic waste turns into fertile soil.

This page summarises our general educational approach. For up-to-date details of current practice and activities, you can contact the school.

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