Individual subject departments and coordinators bring our Green School values to life by creating engaging projects and opportunities for students to develop their green competences throughout the school year. We’re delighted to shine a spotlight on the Spanish Department’s work last month as one such example.
S2L1 Spanish students, coordinated by Prof. Laura Morales, took part in the European Life Insular project, which focuses on developing sustainable policies and protecting biodiversity on Atlantic islands. Their work centred on the Parque Nacional das Illas Atlánticas in Galicia.
This learning on sustainability was complemented by the work of students in S5L3 and S6L1, coordinated by Prof. Gema Sampedro, who collaborated on and delivered presentations on the Parque Nacional de Doñana in Andalusia, exploring its ecological importance and the challenges it faces.
These initiatives reflect our commitment to nurturing global citizenship and environmental stewardship, and demonstrate how learning for sustainability extends beyond the science classroom.
A huge ‘enhorabuena’ to all participating students for their fantastic efforts.
