Sunnyhills School Environmental Blog

Follow the link to see what our Eco Leaders have been doing to help create healthy learning environments: https://docs.google.com/presenta...

Koru Whanau have been learning about the animals in our back yard; our most exciting discoveries included tree wetas in the native bush...

Our basil plants are coming to an end so it's harvest time!! We made sure we left some plants to go to seed so the flowers feed...

To celebrate our last Enviro lesson this term, we've been harvesting our kale and making kale chips. The kale leaves were w...

Check out Zaina & Emma's website: https://sites.google.com/sunnyhills.school.nz/enviro-message/home What's there main message?...

Trees for Survival By Cathy Year 6 Sunnyhills School Do you want to be planting trees with a bunch of your friends on a nice su...

Did you know NZ has pledged to be pest free by 2050? Sunnyhills students are on board to make this a reality! But wh...

To launch our Term 3 enviro inquiry about protecting our endemic species from invasive pests, the middle and senior school took part ...

While we were conducting the Landcare bird survey today with Mrs Daniel, Room 7 saw Louie, the much loved school cat, catch a silver eye...

Building from our work to provide habitats for our native birds at Sunnyhills, we've been taking part in the Landcare Bird Survey. It wa...

This term the middle school are learning about how important our big 5 decomposers are to a sustainable future. Without worms, insects, m...

Meet Bernice the butternut squash who has been helping to teach our Junior children all about plant lifecycles this week. We read ...

This term the Senior School have been exploring the concept of ecosystems and investigating how we can attract more manu species into our sc...

Today Room19 potted up an avocado seedling. Billy recognised the giant seed straight away. Then we did a fantastic job of pruning the Tree...