Case Studies

One of the best ways to learn about how to implement the Eco-Schools programme in your own school is to see how it works in other schools.

Here you can read case studies and simple great ideas from existing Eco-Schools according to topic.

If you would like to submit a case study from your school, please email it to info@eco-schoolsni.org

Castle Tower Dunfane Campus
Castle Tower Special School have provided details of their Big Spring Clean last year which was a great success and contributed towards them achieving their Green Flag.
Dunseverick PS: A Climate Case Study
Dunseverick Primary School is located near the Causeway Coast in Bushmills County Antrim. The school has 137 pupils, mainly from farming backgrounds, who have all become dedicated to protecting the environment.
Extension of School Playgrounds at Ballycraigy Primary School
The pupils of Ballycraigy Primary School help design an exciting new playground area for all to use.
Fairview Primary make fantastic energy savings through their Eco-Schools involvement.
We went out to assess Fairview Primary school in Ballyclare recently for their Green flag and we were so impressed with the results of their efforts that we decided to feature them as a case study on our website. Their Eco-Schools journey is a relatively new venture, yet they have already made cost savings of thousands within the first year of implementing the Eco-Schools process. Very well done to the staff and pupils at Fairview!
Faughanvale's School Garden
Faughanvale Primary School focus on producing an Eco-garden with a contribution from ALL year groups.
Gilford Primary School create a Wildflower Garden
Gilford Primary School pupils take ownership of their wildflower garden.
Hazelwood Integrated Primary School's Energy project
Hazelwood IPS tackles the problem of energy waste in school.
St Colman's Newry tackle litter inside and around the school
The pupils of St. Colman's are adopting a hands-on approach to tackling the problem of litter in their school to encourage an attitude of collective responsibility towards the environment.
St Columba's PS-Bash the Trash!
The pupils of St. Columba's in Strabane have decided to take action to clean up one of the "grotty spots" in their local village. The pupils are proud of their area and now eager to declare war on litter!

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Case Studies