At Ballyheada National School, we are delighted to be part of the Green Schools initiative, which inspires our pupils and school community to care for the environment and embrace sustainability. Our Green Schools Committee is a passionate group of students and staff who are committed to making a positive difference for our planet.

We are proud to have already earned two Green Schools flags for Litter and Waste and Energy. This year, we are turning our focus to the theme of Water as part of an exciting two-year program. Our goal is to raise awareness about the importance of water conservation, promote sustainable water use, and encourage everyone to take steps to protect this precious resource.

Our committee members play an active role in driving initiatives, organising activities, and encouraging everyone in our school to take small but meaningful steps to save water. Together, we are working to ensure that Ballyheada NS continues to make progress towards a greener, more sustainable future.

Keep an eye on our updates to see what exciting projects and achievements our Green Schools Committee will accomplish this year!

Our Green-Schools Committee for 2024 – 2025:

Amy O’Regan and Fionn Comyns (Rang 6)

Tadhg Mullaney and Alisha O’Leary (Rang 5)

Colm Aherne and Evie Desmond (Rang 4)

Raya Rice and Robert Rice (Rang 3)

Co-Ordinators:  Mrs. Horgan and Ms. Crowley