An eco-school
By Sally Hewitt
Can one school’s small changes really make a big difference for the planet?
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What is An eco-school about?
What can a school do to help the planet? At Hagbourne School in Oxfordshire, pupils are taking action. They discover ways to save energy and water, recycle lunchtime leftovers and improve the environment around them. Through real examples from school life, this informative book shows how small changes can make a big difference. It also explains why caring for nature matters and offers practical ideas for young readers who want to become greener at school and at home.
About the author
Sally Hewitt is a talented author who writes books about science, nature, and the world around us. She loves making tricky subjects easy to understand and fun for young readers. Some of her well-known books include 'Why Do Leaves Change Colour?' and 'What Makes You Ill?', which help children discover amazing facts.
Pages
32 pages
Reading age
Junior (8-13)
This edition
2006
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