Hello and welcome to Cornwood Primary School's Eco Council page.
We’re a group of pupils who love our planet and want to help look after it. Our job is to make our school a greener and cleaner place for everyone. We come up with ideas, run projects, and encourage everyone to recycle, save energy, and care for nature.
From supporting our local wildlife to reducing waste, we’re always looking for new ways to help the environment. Every little change can make a big difference — and together, we can make our school an eco-friendly place.
Take a look below to see what we’ve been up to and find out how you can join in!
Meeting 07.07.2026
We have had a meeting today to reflect on everything we have achieved this academic year. We are especially proud of how much money we have raised for Woodside and the positive impact we have had on our school grounds.
If over the next few weeks, before the end of term, you find something at home that you or your pets no longer need e.g. blankets that are in a good condition. Please bring these to school as we will collect these to drop to Woodside to help even further!
Next week, we will be feeding back to the school in collective worship about what we have achieved this year.
Doing our bit!
Over the last few months The Eco Council have taken an active role in improving the school grounds and our waste management by litter picking. It has been wonderful to see more of our school community joining us a taking action to help us make our outdoor areas better for everyone. 
A huge thank you - Earth Day!
A massive thank you to everyone for taking part in our Earth Day celebrations last Friday. We had an amazing day filled with green clothes, bakes and competitions. Well done to our animal design winners with their fantastic entries!
We raised a huge £110 for Woodside. We will be adding that to the money we raised for them at Christmas and hope to visit them with this soon.
What a way to start February!
We have got off to a busy start this month! We began by completing a litter pick around the school grounds to support local wildlife and make a positive difference to the school.
Also, as part of our school's climate action plan, we gave a collective worship all about wildlife conservation and the small steps we can take to help combat climate change. This built on from the 'Bonster' the Bin Monster' workshop last week.
Meeting 15.01.2026
In the Eco Council, we have been talking about what we can do to help Woodside - the care home for animals. We have also been thinking about what we are going to do for Earth Day 2026.
At the Christmas fair we raised £30 from just selling old school uniforms and running a name the teddy stall .We are aiming to get £100 or more for Woodside this year. On Earth Day we are planning to raise some more money for Woodside: we will sell baked goods ,have a mufti day and some fun activities for everybody to enjoy.
We discussed the school’s climate action plan and how we can help with this. We will start by giving an assembly on energy saving tips and wildlife conservation. We are also considering how we can reduce food waste and the potential to turn waste from our dinners and packed lunches into compost for plants around the school.
Eco Council 2025-2026.
12.12.2025 - Christmas Fair 🎄
Eco Council had a stall at the Christmas fair to raise money for Woodside. We sold brand new uniform and had a name the tree teddy competition. Our fundraising is going well so far - we made £30! We will be continuing to raise funds this year, so keep an eye on our page and the newsletter for updates.
27.11.2025 🌱 Eco Council Update 🌱
Our Eco Council has been busy making a positive impact on our school grounds! This week, the children planted a variety of trees and spring bulbs to help support local wildlife and brighten up our outdoor spaces.
Everyone is excited to see the trees grow and can’t wait for the colourful blooms to appear in the spring. A huge well done to our Eco Council for their hard work and dedication to caring for our environment!
The council met on 19.11.2025:
The council met at the end of September to set out some goals for the year: