Peterborough Eco Framework

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We would expect you to carry out an review at the start of each year to allow you to assess what progress has been made and decide which area or areas you would like to focus on. It is up to you how you carry out this review but to be of most benefit you should complete all sections. We are developing a version which could be completed on an electronic tablet and remove the need for printing. You could either ask your eco committee to complete all sections or divide it them up into small groups with each group completing one section. Eco Coordinator carried out Pupils involved November 2014 1

Local and Sustainable Food Do you visit local farms, fisheries, food processors or restaurants or invite their staff (e.g. farmers or fishmongers) into school? Does your school have any edible hedges or fruit trees in the school grounds? Are school meals prepared on site from fresh, raw and local ingredients (where possible)? Are pupils aware of the global impacts of food production and taking action to make sure the food they eat at school is not having a negative impact? Are you talking to your school meals provider about increasing the percentage of local, seasonal food in school meals? Do pupils learn about food cultures around the world and how they compare to their own food cultures? Does the school have access to a garden or allotment area for growing food (vegetables, fruit, grains, herbs) or raising animals within or outside the school grounds? Do you or your catering staff use food grown in the school grounds for enterprise or cooking projects? Does your school currently run regular cookery sessions in schools using healthy savoury recipes and fresh ingredients? 0 Does your school have a level of Fairtrade Accreditation? YES/ NO If yes please indicate which level FairAware / FairActive / FairAcheiver Award November 2014 2

Health and Happiness Does the school offer a full range of healthy options with appropriate sizes of portions to minimise food waste? Does your school have drinking water fountains/ facilities to refill water bottles easily available? Do most packed lunches contain fresh fruit and vegetables? Does the school provide/ promote healthy snacks at break time? Do all pupils take part in two hours of quality PE per week? Does the school have an effective anti-bullying policy and/or a buddy system? Is there a range of sports and extra curricular clubs available for pupil participation? Are there plants in pots growing in the classrooms? Does the playground/ outdoor space have play equipment? This could be fixed like a trim trail/climbing frame, or things like scooters, balls, hoops etc. (as appropriate to age of pupils) 0 Is your school taking part in the local Healthy Schools Program? November 2014 3

Land Use and Wildlife Are the school grounds used for teaching and learning? Does the school provide range of habitats and encourage biodiversity? Are there quiet shaded areas outside to sit and talk? Is it obvious to visitors that the school cares about other living things? Are there murals, mosaics or other art works in the grounds? Are games painted on the playground? Do pupils regularly have the opportunity to observe and/or experience nature and wildlife in different ways? Where appropriate are there lots of different surfaces and materials for pupils to experience? e.g. sensory garden Do the pupils take part in long term monitoring of habitats/wildlife on school grounds or nearby natural area? Does the school have a garden/allotment area managed by the pupils where they can grow and taste fresh fruit, vegetables and herbs? 0 Could more be done to develop school grounds or nearby local area to increase biodiversity? November 2014 4

Sustainable Water Do you read, record and monitor water usage and take action where appropriate? Are the pupils aware of the process of water purification from reservoir to tap? YES/NO Are dripping taps repaired quickly? YES/NO Are pupils aware of The Water Cycle? YES/NO Have automatic flush controls been fitted to urinals? Is rainwater collected for watering plants in school? Have low flush volume and / or water hippos been installed in toilet cisterns? Do you use rainwater harvesting for other purposes in school? (i.e. flush toilets, top up ponds) YES/NO Are your pupils aware of where the tap water comes from and the impact of low rainfall in this region? 0 Does your school garden have plants which require minimal water to survive? November 2014 5

Zero Carbon Does your school use any sources of renewable Energy? If yes are your pupils aware of this? YES/NO Is the hot water supply properly managed? (e.g. no dripping taps, well insulated piping, comfortably hot to use etc) Does your Eco Team monitor energy saving in the school? Is all electrical equipment projectors, computers, monitors, smart boards, televisions, photocopiers etc switched off when not in use and overnight? YES/NO Are windows and doors properly insulated and draft free? Are electronic energy monitors or smart meters fitted anywhere around the school? YES/NO Is the heating thermostatically controlled? Do radiators have shelves and reflector panels to maximise heating output and space for good circulation? Are your pupils aware of how electricity is generated from fossil fuels and renewable sources? YES/NO Are pupils aware of why they are saving energy? Economic and environmental reason. YES/NO 0 Has your school made use of the Energy Resource Kit and or taken part in local energy saving initiatives such as Peterborough Powerdown? YES/NO November 2014 6

Zero Waste Does the school have a clear policy on litter and does it work? Is all paper, including photocopies, always used both sides? Does the school monitor the quantities of paper used for printing and photocopying? Has there been a survey of litter in the school grounds? And was it audited to determine the main types of litter found? Are there sufficient bins in the correct location outside? Do school lunches and pupils packed lunches avoid throwaway packaging? Has the school been involved in Community Litter Picks or a local Rivercare Group? Does the school ensure that food waste from school dinners is minimised? Does the school host or use recycling facilities? Do you maximise the materials able to be recycled via your waste provider? Does the school have properly managed compost bins? Is the composting successful and the resulting product used? Is all scrap paper saved for recycling or re-use including the re-use of envelopes? YES/NO 0 Has the school made use of resources locally from Amey and Amey Cespa to raise awareness of the issues around Zero Waste? November 2014 7

Sustainable Transport Does your school have a School Travel Plan and is it shared with parents? Is your school a Bike it School? Do staff and pupils mostly walk, cycle, scooter or use public transport as appropriate? Is there a network of safe routes to schools? Are these promoted to families? Do most cars bring two or more people to school? Does the school hold regular walking/ cycling/ scooter events? Does the school have dry, secure cycle and scooter storage? Does your school have a walking bus? YES/NO Does the school provide bicycle and/ or scooter instruction for pupils? 0 Have pupils undertaken a traffic survey at or near the school? November 2014 8

Sustainable Materials Does your school have a Sustainable Procurement policy? Are toilet paper and hand towels made from recycled fibre? Are local suppliers used where practicable? YES/NO Are recycled/ reclaimed materials used in the school grounds? Does the school buy recycled photocopy paper, exercise books, headed notepaper? YES/NO Questions 8 Are pupils encouraged to recycle and reuse materials? Are reclaimed or reused materials used where possible in Art, DT and school displays? YES/NO Has your school banned carrier bags? YES/NO Are any fixtures and fittings in the school made from recycled or reclaimed materials? (i.e. recycled plastic tables/chairs) 0 Do you facilitate second-hand uniform sales? YES/NO November 2014 9

Culture and Heritage Has your school visited Flag Fen? Are you pupils aware of the history of the local area? Has your school visited Longthorpe Tower? YES/NO Are your pupils aware of the cultures of new communities in Peterborough? Has your school visited Peterborough Museum or made use of their outreach programmes? YES/NO Have your pupils taken part in any inter-generational projects where older residents share their memories? Has your school visited local theatre/ had a theatre group visit the school? Have you participated in whole school art project? Have you worked with a local artist? YES/NO 0 Do you provide opportunities for pupils to participate in drama workshops? November 2014 10

Equity and Local Economy Do pupils have a range of opportunities to take on responsibilities in school? Do pupils have opportunities to find out about different types businesses in Peterborough? YES/NO Does your school have a tuck shop? YES/NO Is there opportunity for pupils to do a workplace visit at an environmentally-accredited local business or have a representative visit the school? YES/NO Do your pupils run the tuck shop? If yes to what extent? Do you have a range of assemblies to provide pupils with positive role models to aspire to? YES/NO Does your curriculum include sessions on using and handing money? (budgeting, using bank accounts) Do you encourage your pupils to participate in Children s University events? Do you participate in Young Enterprise or a similar scheme? 0 If appropriate: do your pupils take part in Work Experience Schemes or Volunteering in the community? November 2014 11

General Does the school celebrate its efforts to improve the environment? Do you participate in city wide eco related activities? Are Eco activities integrated into the school curriculum? Do you share best practise with other schools or seek to learn from other schools? YES/NO Are eco activities included in the school development/improvement plan? Does the school invite the local community to participate in its Eco activities, such as Eco picnics? Are your Eco Activities shared with the school and wider community through: noticeboard, school newsletter, school website? Do your pupils take part in community events? (tree planting, litter picking) Do your pupils take the lead in your Eco Activities? 0 Has your school taken part in the Peterborough Eco Education Awards? Summary of Actions Use this summary to assist your school in identifying priorities and developing an action plan November 2014 12

Local and Sustainable Food Health and Happiness Land Use and Wildlife Sustainable Water Zero Carbon Zero Waste Sustainable Transport Sustainable Materials Equity and Local Economy Culture and Heritage General November 2014 13