Rise & Shine BlueScopeWIN Environmental Schools Program
The Environmental Schools program is part of our Rise & Shine campaign. This competition is open to schools in the City of Wollongong.
The competition aims to:
- Develop and improve environmental standards in schools
- Encourage students to play a positive role in the protection and enhancement of their local environment
- Encourage students to take part in environmental projects
- Encourage students to show environmental care, concern and pride in their school.
Our major program sponsor, BlueScopeWIN Community Partners, has generously donated cash prizes worth $4000 in total. To help us measure how this prize money makes a difference, we ask winning schools to tell us how they spend this money.
2020 Awards
Thank you to all the schools who entered this year's awards, and congratulations to our winners. Watch the award presentation video below:
Best Environmental Management Plan
1st Place: Coledale Public School - watch Coledale's video entry
Best Ongoing Environmental Initiatives
- 1st Place: Mount St Thomas Public School - watch Mount St Thomas' video entry
- 2nd Place: Mount Keira Demonstration School - watch Mount Keira Demonstration's video entry
- 3rd Place: Helensburgh Public School - watch Helensburgh's video entry
Best Environmental Research Project
1st Place: Lake Heights Public School - watch Lake Heights' video entry
Most Improved School
1st Place: Tarrawanna Public School - watch Tarrawanna's video entry
Overall Winner Environmental Excellence
1st Place: Cringila Public School - watch Cringila's video entry
Student Awards
- Drawing: Tersit Negusse, Lake Heights Public School
- Poem: Mariam Awad, Cringila Public School
Student Environmental Award
Joint winners:
- Serena Pianon, Lake Heights Public School
- Dilara Ceylan, Cringila Public School
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Report an Issue
- Animal Issues
- Building and Development Issues
- Drains and Stormwater Pits
- Food Issues
- Graffiti
- Health Issues
- Injury or Damage Claims
- Noise Issues
- Park Maintenance Issues
- Playground and Sportsground Issues
- Pollution
- Roads and Footpaths
- Rubbish and Recycling Issues
- Traffic and Parking Issues
- Trees, Grass and Plants
- News and Alerts
- Events
- Join the Conversation
- Get Involved
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Community Support
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Aboriginal Culture and Communities
- 2023 Referendum: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Voice
- Community Events
- Local Government Regional NAIDOC Awards
- Explore Aboriginal Art and Culture
- Aboriginal Businesses and Cultural Tourism
- Local Networks and Services
- Council Programs and Support
- A Brief History
- Aboriginal Community Members' Stories
- Children and Families
- Young People
- Older People
- People with Disability
- Support for Carers
- Community Transport
- Multicultural Communities
- Refugee Communities
- LGBTQIA+ Communities
- Mental Health and Crisis Support
- Affordable Housing
- Low Cost and Free Meals
- Social Enterprises
- New or Recently Moved Residents
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Aboriginal Culture and Communities
- Safety
- Sustainable Living