Eco Committee

At Livingstone School, we are proud to be taking part in the Woodland Trust Green Trees School Award — a national initiative designed to bring outdoor learning to life by connecting pupils directly with nature, wildlife and conservation. The programme encourages pupils to become leaders of positive change, helping everyone in school to think about how we can look after our planet and reduce our environmental footprint.

Having now achieved the Woodland Trust Green Trees Bronze Award, we are currently working towards the Woodland Trust Green Trees Silver Award.  To lead this important work, we have an Eco‑Committee made up of two children from each Key Stage 2 class. These pupils meet regularly to share ideas, make decisions, and help our whole school community learn how to care for the environment. Working towards the Woodland Trust Green Trees awards gives our pupils exciting opportunities to explore nature, understand environmental issues, and take action in fun, practical ways. It also helps us build a school environment where sustainability is part of everyday life. The Eco‑Committee plays a key role in helping us become a greener, more sustainable school. They guide projects, encourage others to get involved, and make sure children’s voices are at the heart of everything we do.