Science Fair: Exploring Ecology and Sustainability

At this year’s Science Fair, several student projects focused on raising awareness of global ecological and sustainability issues. Through their investigations, pupils explored real-world environmental challenges and shared their learning with the wider school community.
Projects addressed topics such as environmental protection, responsible use of resources, and the impact of human activity on the planet. Students researched their chosen issues, designed experiments or models, and presented their findings in creative and engaging ways, helping their peers better understand both the problems and possible solutions.

The Science Fair provided a valuable opportunity for students to develop scientific inquiry, critical thinking, and communication skills, while also encouraging a sense of responsibility for the environment. By using science to explore sustainability, pupils demonstrated how knowledge and innovation can contribute to a more sustainable future.

The Science Fair provided a valuable opportunity for students to develop scientific inquiry, critical thinking, and communication skills, while also encouraging a sense of responsibility for the environment. By using science to explore sustainability, pupils demonstrated how knowledge and innovation can contribute to a more sustainable future.

At this year’s Science Fair, several student projects focused on raising awareness of global ecological and sustainability issues. Through their investigations, pupils explored real-world environmental challenges and shared their learning with the wider school community.

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Parent Network Flea Market

As part of our school’s sustainability initiatives, our Parent School Network Association organised a community Flea Market. Families came together to buy, sell, and exchange pre-loved items, giving them a second life instead of ending up as waste.

A special focus was placed on passing on school uniforms, ensuring that good-quality items could be reused by other students rather than being thrown away. This not only reduces waste but also supports families and makes sustainable choices part of everyday school life.

The event was a wonderful success, promoting both reuse and recycling while strengthening our school community. Children and parents enjoyed browsing the stalls, finding treasures, and seeing firsthand how small actions can make a big difference for the environment.

We plan to hold flea markets more regularly in the future — outdoors when the weather is good, and indoors during the colder months — making sustainable shopping a lasting tradition at our school.

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Technology Fair: Tech Around the World

This year’s Technology Fair took our students on a global journey under the theme “Tech Around the World.” Each student researched and presented a project showcasing a technology from a specific country or culture. From robotics and communication tools to renewable energy and traditional innovations, the fair highlighted how technology continues to shape lives across the globe.

While the projects covered a wide variety of topics, many children chose to focus on sustainable technologies and cultural approaches to protecting the environment. We saw creative exhibits on wind turbines, solar power, water conservation systems, and eco-friendly innovations, all demonstrating how different nations contribute to a more sustainable future.

The event was a wonderful celebration of curiosity, creativity, and problem-solving — and it also showed how our students are connecting technology with sustainability, reflecting our school’s commitment to becoming an Eco-School.

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Sustainability week

Our primary school celebrated sustainability week from Monday 22nd September – Friday 26th September. As part of this week, we held a Trashion Show, students were encouraged to make a part of an outfit out of rubbish, or wear a piece of clothing that had been bought second hand, or had been up cycled.

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Year 1 trip to t-shirt upcycling workshop

Year One had a fun opportunity to up-cycle an old t-shirt. The students had to bring an old t-shirt to school and we used it to make a shopping bag. We cut the t-shirt and used a sewing machine to close the bag 🛍️ ♻️ The students were very inspired after this lesson and they enjoyed using the extra material to make other items e.g bracelets and head bands.

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