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23/04/2024

Litter Pick!

Big smiles all around today for the Eco Team!
The Eco Team were very happy to see a big reduction in the litter collected today as part of their target to reduce our waste and improve our school grounds!
The first litter pick collected back in the Autumn term weighed a whopping 10.9kgs! Whereas today's pick, of the same area, weighed  near enough half of that, 5.5kgs! A huge positive reduction! 
Miss John and the Eco Team hope that with the new recycling rules,  and pupils doing their very best to change their habits, the amount collected will reduce again the next time they go out to monitor the area between the school building and PE.
A tremendous achievement all, and well done to all the pupils that are doing the right thing already to improve our school grounds, so that the Eco Team have less litter to pick! 
Keep up the good work everyone!  

19/03/2024

OUR ECO TEAM AT QEHS HAS BEEN AWARDED THE GREEN FLAG!

Today, the pupils in our Eco Team presented a superb case to Mrs Bethan Evans-Phillips form Keep Wales Tidy and Eco-Schools. In their presentation, they covered the steps they had taken this year so far. Along with what they are learning in classes across the school to support their knowledge, and their next steps moving forward.
Miss John who leads the Eco Team is extremely proud of all the pupils involved for all of their hard work. Mrs Evans- Phillips said that there are very few Secondary Schools that get the 'green flag', so all involved have worked very hard!
A big accolade for our school! Well done to all who represented us!

Our ECO Code

Please see our school ECO Code.

January 2024

Eco Team work with Keep Wales Tidy

The Eco Team completed their first litter pick of shared school and community grounds around the Sports Facilities as part of a Keep Wales Tidy project. 

 

Fantastic efforts from all on the litter pick! We weighed it at the end and in total they collected 10.90kgs of rubbish! Well done to all of you!

 

This will be continued throughout this year with plans to tackle and reduce the litter over time.

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