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LATEST NEWS!
Yet again their was a simply fantastic response to the Green Schools of the Year Competition ran by Action Renewables in association with our Green Partner TESCO We recieved hundreds of nominations from schools all over Northern Ireland, most importantly the nominations were from students who know their school is really good at teaching academic, environmental and practical issues in a really important way. = Overall Winner =
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= Runners Up =
Shimna Intergrated College, Newcastle
Larne Grammar School
St. Columb's College, City of Derry
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Edenderry Primary, Armagh
Limavady Central Primary
St. Ninnidh's Primary, Derrylin Last Years Competition Winners
Action Renewables in association with our Green Partner TESCO have been searching for ‘
The amazing job our schools all over the country are doing in promoting our environment made our job of judging hugely difficult. However after much debate, comparison and effort, the judges are finally ready to announce the
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St Josephs College, Dungannon
Ulidia, Carrickfergus
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Ballytrea Primary, Stewartstown
Belmount Primary,
Holy Family Primary, Annacloy Well Done & Thank You To all the Tesco Green Schools Students for your Fantastic Green School Projects!
Winners Gallery 2009
Presenting Grosvenor Grammar School with their award and prize for becoming the Tesco and Action Renewables Green Post Primary School of the Year 2009; David Lowry, Tesco Connswater, Robin McLoughlin, Headmaster Grosvenor Grammar School, Aaron Logan, Glynis Smeltzer, Tesco and Adrian McLaughlin , Action Renewables Post Primary Education Officer.
Presenting Killowen Primay School, Lisburn Head Teacher Mrs Fiona McCorry and Members of the Killowen Primary Eco Club with their award and prize for becoming Tesco Green Primary School of the Year 2009 are Tesco Manager Anne Broon and Action Renewables New Business Development Manager Nicola Chang
Tesco Customer Services Manager Laura Williams and Nicola Murray, Assistant New Business Developer for Action Renewables Presents a Runners Up Certificate and Prize to the Students of Ulidia College. Along with a new Wind Turbine for their School, Students use "Grey Water" and Recycling Techonology in their Day to Day Education and Produced an Innovative DVD Anti Litter Campaign.
Belmont Primay School Eco Committee Students and Head Teacher Olwen Mcllroy Recieve their Runners Up Prize in the Tesco Green Primary School of the Year Competition 2009 from Tesco Manager Debbie Mellon and Action Renewables Deputy Director Terry Waugh |