Georges River Environmental Education Centre

The Georges River Environmental Education Centre (GREEC) provides programs for students from K to 12 and teachers within the landscape of the Georges River catchment. Located in an urbanised and culturally diverse region of Australia, GREEC serves up to 6,000 students annually with educational programming focused on environmental sensitivity, sustainability, and responsible citizenship.

Programs Offered

GREEC features syllabus-based programs that integrate environmental education across various subjects. A significant number of their programmes examine the effects of urbanisation on local ecosystems, with the aim of fostering sustainable behaviours among students. Besides fieldwork and excursions, GREEC allows students to engage in ecological monitoring and restoration initiatives, promoting sustainable resource and energy management practices.

Community Partnerships

The centre collaborates with local councils, the University of Western Sydney, and various environmental agencies to enhance the educational experiences provided. This partnership strategy is integral to GREEC's efforts in instilling sustainable practices within the student body.

Commitment to Sustainability

The school aims to support students and educators in learning practices that reflect sustainable living. GREEC is dedicated to innovating strategies that nurture environmental stewardship and provide learning opportunities that equip students to manage their ecological footprint effectively.

To develop environmental sensitivity and responsible citizenship through integrated learning programs focused on sustainability.