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“To receive the award - most environmentally friendly primary school - was so exciting. The staff and pupils were pleased to see the wonderful trophy and were very excited about the fact that the "green" work we were doing was recognised in such a way.”

St. John's Primary School
2008 ALEA winner- Best Environmental Primary School


“It meant that all the hard work of the students has been recognized and rewarded by a respectable and well known media group. Winning the awards gave us a lot of publicity, profile and recognition within our school community. It certainly made our head teacher notice and everyone was very proud.”

Bishop Challoner Catholic Collegiate School (girls)
2008 ALEA winner- Best Environmental Secondary School & Young Environmentalist of the Year


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