London primary’s whole-school approach to sustainability

Derren Hayes
Wednesday, December 22, 2021

Introducing new compost bins, holding paper-free days, turning off lights and screens, and changing energy supplier are just some of the measures implemented by Brackenbury Primary School over the past two years to improve its ecological credentials.

Pupils have enjoyed creating an action plan and taking part in ecological activities
Pupils have enjoyed creating an action plan and taking part in ecological activities

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