Eco Warriors

At St Michael's, we are dedicated to fostering a culture of environmental responsibility and sustainability. Our eco mission is to educate and inspire our students, staff and community to become stewards of the environment. We are committed to reducing our ecological footprint through sustainable practices, and engage in initiatives that promote conservation and eco-consciousness. Together, we strive to create a greener, healthier and more sustainable future for our school and the world.

Our Roles and Responsibilities.

To attend regular meetings with other Eco Warriors
To take ideas and suggestions to and from the class and feedback to the rest of the team
To raise awareness about sustainability
To encourage all members of St Michael’s to be respectful citizens by recycling, saving energy, conserving resources and caring for the environment
To teach all members of St Michael’s to have good habits for the future by valuing themselves and our environment
To always carry out their responsibilities as an eco-warrior
To organise re-cycling, litter picking and monitor water usage.

Meet our Eco Warriors

Our Eco Warriors are a group of 12, who were elected by their class members, to represent the views of all pupils and to improve our school. Our group of children are made up of KS1 and KS2 pupils.

St. James the Lesser

Amelia

St. Simon

Rio

St. Philip

Hanna

St. Matthew

Dominion

St. Thomas

Harrison

St. John

Oskaras

St. James the Greater

Sophia

St. Matthias

Elizabeth

St. Bartholomew

Freddie

St. Augustine

Oriah

St. Paul

Harrison

St. Peter

Nathan

Walk on Wednesdays

Every week, our eco-warriors collect data from their class to see who has walked on a Wednesday. The class with the most walkers wins. They receive a WOW certificate and an award to present in their classroom for the week.

The children who walk five weeks out of a term will receive an amazing designed badge.

All of the WOW badges are made from recycled plastic material, including old fridge trays, plastic plates and even yoghurt pot off-cuts that were otherwise destined for landfill. They are produced locally in Cornwall, reducing our carbon footprint.

Badges to collect