We are currently working towards our Eco Bronze Award. Our targets at the moment are School Grounds, Litter and Rubbish and School Transport. Recycling
We have two new blue bins! We can now recycle our:
The bins will be collected by Highland Council every 4 weeks.
Teanassie's Organic Garden There has been fantastic enthusiasm and support for Teanassie's organic garden. Thank you very much to all those parents and staff who come along to help. Flourishing in the garden are onions, cabbages, strawberries, lettuces, potatoes, herbs and flowers.  Beach Guardian Project Mr Cormack and P3-5 are involved in a new initiative which is designed to tie in with both their Sea topic and with Eco Schools. They hope to involve the Moray Firth Partnership and other local partners to produce some rich learning experiences for the children and to create a legacy which goes beyond the duration of the topic. We are so fortunate to have a resource like Aigas Field Centre on our doorstep. As we develop Eco Schools and a Curriculum for Excellence we hope to see the school take full advantage of this superb field centre.
Aigas Community Forest This link takes you to the website for this exciting project which has the potential for many fantastic learning opportunities for the children at Teanassie for generations to come. WHAT'S NEW? 2 March 09 - In conjunction with Martin Hind, Countryside Ranger, Redcastle Pier on the Beauly Firth has been chosen as our adopted stretch of beach. The hope is to involve the children in planning and preparing for the first visit as part of our enterprise project. More news to follow. 26 March 2009 - The children will visit Redcastle beach with the Moray Firth Partnership. |