Funding will be used to install an efficient watering system to reduce the time and labour to water the Stephanie Alexander Garden.

The school will use the funding for a new hydration station to save water by replacing the existing bubbler. This is a student led initiative.

The school will install a drip irrigation system for new garden beds and existing raised garden beds to improve water efficiency, reduce waste, and promote sustainable water use. This project will enable engagement with local foodbanks to improve food security the region.

Funding will be used to install a green house and establish garden beds.

Funding will be used to establish a reliable and efficient watering system for the school vegetable garden.

Funds will be used to re-build a green house and install a water efficient irrigation system that utilises a water pump and tank-fed system. The students are excited to be involved and will help with the re-build.

Grant funding will allow for the installation of a solar powered pump. The school will be collaborating with other organisation such as Geelong Sustainability to make this possible.

Funds will be used to install a new drinking fountain.

The school will use the funds to restore native flora for biodiversity and water conservation. The project will involve collaborating with local community groups to create a water efficient landscape.

This is a student led project to upgrade the schools leaking taps with Aquafil Hydrobank taps to save water.

With the help of grant funding, the school will install a water unit to improve access to drinking water for all students. Indigenous students at the school will provide the art work for water station.

Funds will be used to improve the local environment. The school will use the fund to build a lizard garden to encourage lizards, frogs and bees to their school.