Posts tagged Resource Recovery
March 2026 Term 1 Newsletter: Australia’s first schools and industry Sustainability Learning Ecosystem

Welcome to the Climate Action Schools newsletter

The world can feel overwhelming right now. As conflict dominates the headlines and the scale of our environmental challenges grows, it's easy to wonder whether any of it matters.

We think it does. In fact, we think it matters more than ever.

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The 11 R's of Circularity: A Framework for Schools That Actually Changes Behaviour

There's a quiet revolution happening in schools. It doesn't look like a protest or a policy. It looks like someone noticing a broken chair and asking, "Can we fix that instead of throwing it away?" It looks like a class mapping out where their waste goes. It looks like young people who don't just know about climate action — they're doing something about it.

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What is a Sustainability (LEAN) Learning Ecosystem and why are we building one on the Sunshine Coast?

We’re partnering with the Queensland Government Sunshine Coast Manufacturing Hub and Cummins and building a Sustainability Learning Ecosystem (SLE) on the Sunshine Coast!

It's a phrase that raises eyebrows in the best possible way. People lean in and ask: what does that mean?

It's a fair question. And the answer is one of the most exciting things happening in Queensland education and manufacturing right now.

Let's start with LEAN

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January 2026 Term 1 Newsletter: Award-Winning Sustainability Support for Queensland Schools

Welcome back to a busy year ahead!

Whether you're starting out on your sustainability journey or you're a seasoned professional, welcome.

Exciting times as we collaborate with P&Cs Qld and Container Exchange, see below for details.

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Term 4, 2025 Newsletter: A Year-End Check-In: Sustainability, Systems & 2026 Workshops

As another school year winds up for Year 12’s and everyone is starting to plan Christmas presents and parties, it’s a timely reminder to think and behave sustainably. Lean even.

 

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