EAST Victoria Park Education Support Centre students learnt about our most precious resource – water – as part of its National Water Week celebrations.
Teachers at the school have educated students about the importance of saving water since 2000, through Water Corporation’s Waterwise Schools Program.
National Water Week ran from October 16 and finished on Monday; this year’s theme was to encourage sound water practices.
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READ NOWWater Corporation customer and community group general manager Catherine Ferrari congratulated the school for sharing the waterwise message.
“It’s vital the next generation learn about the importance of saving water and National Water Week is the perfect opportunity to highlight this,” she said.
“National Water Week is held in October each year and provides schools with a great opportunity to promote waterwise messages and hold water themed activities.
“Thank you to the teachers and students at East Victoria Park Education Support Centre for your dedication to our Waterwise Schools Program and for taking part in National Water Week.”
Principal Sheena Paterson said the school was dedicated to water conservation and sustainability.
“The centre held activities relating to water conservation and recycling during National Water Week,” she said.
For more information about the Waterwise Schools Program or National Water Week, visit www.watercorporation.com.au/waterwiseschools.