serrg/bournda eec partnership –waste education

SERRG/Bournda EEC Partnership –Waste Education

Are EECs in interested in fostering the relationship with other waste groups?

Geoff Pryor and Doug Reckord

Never throw away a good idea!

Let’s go to “Wasteland”

And in the distance, “No-waste land”

Where people – refuse, reduce, reuse, repair, recycle!

This was just one of the activities at a recent Sustainability Expo

• Held in Queanbeyan and organised by QCC staff with assistance from Bournda EEC

Just one of many activities that are planned as part of the

2013-14 SERRG Waste Education Program

The SERRG Education ProgramRegional Education Program component

Term 3 2013 Term 4 2013 Term 1 2014 Term 2 2014

The Sin Bin Newsletter Monthly Monthly Monthly Monthly

SERRG Website, calendar, contact database, Twitter

Ongoing Ongoing Ongoing Ongoing

Teaching and Learning unit linked to new NSW syllabus

Draft program Teacher professional learning/publishing

Trial Evaluation

Waste excursion guide Development Development Publication Evaluation

Additional School Grants Develop application process Applications open Applications open Evaluation

The Pitch Program developmentEOI to schools

Final package to schools

Video conferences with participating schools

Schools working towards submission of entries in Term 3 2014

In-School waste initiative Development of initiativeEOI to schools

Meetings (VC) with school teams

Initiative implementation Completion of in-school waste initiatives

Earth friendly lunch promotion

School liaison promotion Implementation Evaluation

The WASTE channel Development Monthly Monthly MonthlyNetworking – Building links with community and school groups

Focus on P&C and other groups

Ongoing Ongoing Ongoing

Measuring success and program continuity

Ongoing Ongoing Ongoing Identification of opportunities for program extension

An effective partnership

• We are interested in building links between the EEC network and the waste networks

• Are EECs interested?• How would you like to move forward from

here?• Could waste be a theme/sub-theme in the

2014 EEC conference?