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'Nude food' picnics requested Vegetarian snacks provided by Chartwells Arrival by eco transport suggested All electricity switched off for Earth Hour; acoustic music during the hour Displays about solutions to environmental problems Bag-for-life painting T-shirt painting using unwanted house t-shirt

Here a summary of actions taken by the organisers of the ACAMIS Spring conference hosted at NIS. -Paperless conference. This means the school will not be printing any materials for the conference or on behalf of the presenters or sponsors. -We are using the application Guidebook instead of printin

After our 6-week prototype process, we were able to share the website with our schools community! We are ecstatic about the feedback we received and the excitement people showed.

Amy Yang Fund (Lucy Mrstica) • Brownies made in trays rather than cupcakes papers/wrappers. • Serviettes used instead of plates for food service again to assist biodegradability. • No purchase of plastic glasses for sparkling wine as there was stock from last years event. • Labelled wine glasse

I was both impressed and thankful that you have created this site with guidelines. I can see how it will help us while making decisions across our school events. Linking the guidelines to the UN Sustainable Development Goals was brilliant as well as sending viewers to different credible website to

Action taken in 2017 to make International Day more eco-friendly: No food No food waste or packaging waste Drinks on sale by PTA - canned drinks and juice boxes will be on sale (NB: any unopened drinks / cans left over will be stored and used for PTA family fun day in May) A clearly marked recycle