Our green code
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Our Green Code outlines rules for different year levels at a school to help reduce litter, waste energy, and promote sustainability. A competition was held to develop the code, which is displayed on the school's Green Notice Board. The code encourages students from second to sixth class to properly dispose of litter, conserve heat and energy by turning off lights and appliances, and separate waste for recycling.
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