With the help of grant funding, the school will install a water efficient irrigation system in the school garden and greenhouse.

Grant funding will be used to design and implement a nature play space that fosters social inclusion among the diverse school community.

The school will use their grant funding to upgrade/replace deteriorating outdoor drinking fountains, integrating artwork into the design.

This initiative, called a "Garden Guru" project, will focus on environmental stewardship through hands-on learning and action.

Grant funding will allow the school to upgrade bubbler taps with suitable fixtures for filling drink bottles and addressing water efficiency.

This project will convert 30 no dig vegetable gardens into sustainable, water efficient wicking beds to reduce water use.

The school will use their grant funding to install a water efficient watering system, planter boxes and plant stands in the school's new greenhouse.

Thanks to grant funding, the school can install a Zip Hydrotap in the wellbeing area to enable reliable access to drinking water for vulnerable students.

Their initiative is to host a whole of school "Earth Crusaders" incursion where students will participate in workshops with a focus on how to best reduce, reuse, recycle, and rethink.

With grant funding. they will establish and maintain a native bush tucker garden at the school.

Their aim is to support a nature play space with ecological design input from the Swan Bay Environment Association, including the purchase of Indigenous plant stock and part-fund development of the space.

Grant funding will allow the expansion of the school vegetable garden through the purchase of additional garden boxes and materials for the construction and installation of wicking beds.

This initiative is a replanting project to replace lost trees and plants from a summer storm while creating a welcoming and inspiring atmosphere that fosters connection between nature and learning.

Funding will assist in creating an outdoor classroom area which doubles as native habitat for creatures great and small.

With the help of grant funding, the school will purchase water smart wicking beds to place in existing garden spaces and bring awareness to using water and other recourses more efficiently.

Torquay Coast Primary School students enjoyed an excursion to Common Ground gaining knowledge about regenerative and sustainable farming and gardening. They learnt about resilient food systems to share with the broader school community.