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Eco-School Council
 
 

Within our school, Year 4-7 pupils have the opportunity to apply to be a class  representative on the school's Eco-Committee. Pupils put themselves forward for the role, and following their class presentation they receive votes from their class mates. The successful candidates meet monthly with Mrs Murphy our Eco-Committee Leader.

Coordinator

Mrs Murphy
Mrs Murphy

Key Stage 1 Coordinator
Year 4 Teacher

 
 

Our Eco-School Awards

Green Flag Award
 
 

Our Eco-Councillors

 

Eco-Committee Mission Statement

We will take a lead in showing an awareness and a responsibility of the importance of caring for environmental, sustainable issues in our school and Global World. We will make positive decisions to improve sustainable development in our school. We will participate in environmental reviews and monitor and evaluate the actions in our school and the wider community.

 
 
Role statement

The Eco-Committee will work together to be a voice of their peers. They will model the importance of the school becoming more environmentally sustainable.

All members will attend Eco-Committee meetings and take an active role in participating and contributing to its’ activities within our Eco-Schools Green Flag Award Programme.

The Eco-Committee will meet monthly and then report back to their peers.

Pupils from Year 4-7 are eligible to be on the Eco-Committee, with two representatives from each class.

Responsibilities

As a Eco-Committee member, your responsibilities include:

  • wearing your Eco-Committee badge
  • looking for ways to improve and enhance the environment of the school
  • being willing and open to listen to ideas from other members
  • attending the monthly Eco-Committee meetings
  • ensuring that data, actions and activities are monitored, evaluated and reported back to your peers and within school and the wider community, where appropriate
  • reporting back findings to your class following meetings, carrying out any further actions required
  • contributing to Eco-Committee assemblies
 
 

News Updates

Outdoor Learning Week:- Ballymoney Model IPS Walking Bus : 29th April- 2nd May departs 8:45am from Townhead Car Park
Outdoor Learning Week:- Ballymoney Model IPS Walking Bus : 29th April- 2nd May departs 8:45am from Townhead Car Park
27th Apr 2025
This week as part of our Eco- Schools Outdoor Learning Week, we are encouraging Active Travel to school, commencing Tuesday 29th April - Friday 2nd May.( inclusive)  The Walking Bus will depart at 8:45am from Townhead Car Park and pupils accompanied by Staff will walk to school and arrive before 9am to start the School Day.  We look forward to our morning Walking Bus starting 29th April...
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