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Schools across Tāmaki Makaurau are stepping up to reduce transport emissions—one Wednesday at a time, with the Wednesday Challenge.

When young people are supported with the right tools and trusted to lead, powerful things can happen. This story from Epsom Girls Grammar shows just that.

In the heart of Kaipara, at the foot of Te Kia Ora Marae, the whenua came alive with the energy of ākonga, kaiako, and whānau gathering in unity to celebrate and restore their connection with te taiao.

On Friday 2 May, over 120 students and teachers from 10 South Auckland kura gathered at Kohuora Park for a day of discovery, learning, and environmental action.

Westminster Christian School is making waves in its community with a hands-on approach to sustainability.

Empowering Youth for Environmental Action: Rangatahi Environmental Action Leaders (REAL) Programme

Takapuna Normal Intermediate recently hosted a Bunnings Activation Day, where students, staff, and community partners gathered to build a sustainable self-wicking garden bed.

As the ākonga grow and thrive in their time at the schools of Onehunga and Royal Oak, so does the Enviroschools action. 

Led by passionate locals, and supported by Pacific Vision Aotearoa, who are actively working towards creating Eco-neighbourhoods and promoting sustainable living, the programme is funded by individual local boards like Ōtara-Papatoetoe Local Board.