ECO Club programs in Tenerife, Spain

 

Students in English lessons in the second level of Secondary School identified practices and behaviours which damage our planet, calling them impostors, and proposing ways to fight such impostors.

 

Students in the fourth level of Secondary School, in a subject called “Scientific Culture” interviewed the managers of a special regional refuge for invasive species, trying to study their effect in Canarian Ecosystems and preparing a poster about the problem.

Students in the fourth level of Secondary School, in a subject called “Scientific Culture” interviewed an international expert on microplastics, PhD Javier Borges from the University of La Laguna,  trying to study the effects of microplastics in Canarian Ecosystems and preparing a poster about the problem and its possible solutions.

 

Students in the fourth level of Secondary School, in a subject called “Scientific Culture” interviewed two experts on water resources and water culture in the Canary Islands- PhD Luisa Vera, form the Department of Chemical Engineering of the University of La Laguna and Jaime Coello Bravo, expert on water exploitation and history , trying to study the evolution and future of water resources management in the Canary Islands, as one of our most important environmental issues.

 

 

Cooperation with NGOs

 We invited many specialists, groups and experts who have been working on cleaning our surrounings. Tisza Tidy Up (TTU) has been invited several times during the three years and they had lectures on water pollution, microplastic and garbage collection. Our students, staff and parents had the chance to join these events. They also cooperate with Pet Cup Warriors, where some classes were sent to learn about how dangerour microplastic is.

The Day of Forests - Photo contest on the nature

 We had a photo contest on the environment. 

3D exhibition

Here are some photos, and documents on the event:

First year evaluation outdoors in Hungary

 We celebrated our first year of the project with a short trip to a reserved area close to the school in Hungary. While walking to the venure, students and teachers collected garbage. We cultivated a piece of land on the spot and planted some bee-friendly seeds. Students also made their eco-bags and painted them. We evaluated the first part of the project and started planning the upcoming events. All members got a certificate. It was a great day together.