FUTURE ENVIRONMENTAL LEADERS - ECO SCHOOLS

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The eco-schools programme is an innovative curriculum-based environmental education initiative supported by national education department. It was launched in South Africa in 2003 to teach future generations about conservation and how it improves all of our lives.

Eco-schools is an internationally recognized programme operating in over 40 countries. 1166 South African schools, from rural under-resourced schools to private, independent schools are registered ensuring environmental action and responsibility at all levels, in all cultures and in all places.

Many valuable projects have been initiated by learners including water-wise food gardens, energy saving measures including solar cookers, removal of alien vegetation, cleaning up pollution and designing posters for social issues like HIV/AIDS.

Noqhekwana, the featured school situated in Port St Johns, is one of 109 schools in the Eastern Cape that participates in the WESSA/WWF Eco-Schools programme.

The Green Trust has been a key funder of many of the regional eco-schools activities. Thanks to The Green Trust, thousands of learners living in dire poverty and child-headed homes, have been given the opportunity to empower themselves by participating in environmental projects.

This film was produced by Green Renaissance the environmental division of African Renaissance Productions - greenrenaissance.co.za

For more information go to:
nedbankgreen.co.za
wwf.org.za/​what_we_do/​green_trust/​green_trust_projects/​
facebook.com/​pages/​Nedbank-Green/​168062019872889

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