School goes sustainable
SOUTH Gippsland Specialist School’s focus for 2017 was sustainability.
Students designed reusable Boomerang Bags during term four to donate to Leongatha Health Foods store.
Boomerang Bags is a community driven movement tackling plastic pollution.
Not only have the students designed bags, but they also raised more than $350 to buy gifts for Oxfam, a global movement dedicated to tackling poverty around the world.
All money was raised through resource smart ways such as selling vegetables and making soups from the school garden and using a blender bike to make milkshakes.
Sustainable bags: from left, South Gippsland Specialist School students Mikey Phillips, Jarrod Tonkin and Brock Acquaro designed their own Boomerang Bags during term four.
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