Welcome to Eco-schools NamanganPS
What is Eco-Schools?
Eco-Schools is the largest sustainable schools programme in the world with 19.5 million children, young people and educators engaged worldwide in 74 different countries.
Eco-Schools is one of five programmes operated internationally by the Foundation for Environmental Education (FEE).
Completing a Green Flag Application is recognised by the Green Flag Award - a visible indication of your school's commitment to Learning for Sustainability and an internationally recognised accreditation for excellence in sustainable education.
What is an
Eco-school?
An introduction to our Eco-Schools programme for pupils and educators.
Meet Sustainable
Future Society
The Green Flag
award
The Green Flag Award is an internationally recognised achievement for schools and nurseries committed to Learning for Sustainability.
The Seven Steps
The Green Flag Award is based on the Seven Elements, the core of the Eco-Schools programme in every participating country.
Eco-Schools has common structural features across all operating countries. The Seven Elements makes up the core of all Eco-Schools programmes across the world.
Topics
For a Green Flag Award, work on at least three Topics.
All applications must include at least three actions per topic as well as at least one litter pick or survey.
As Eco-Schools is a pupil-led programme, each topic is chosen by the Eco-Committee.
Sustainable
Development Goals
Choose Sustainable Development Goals to make global links to your Eco-Schools work.
Through Eco-Schools NamanpanPS, we would like you to join with the rest of the world in working towards achieving the 17 Sustainable Development Goals by 2030.
Foundation for
Environmental Education
Formed in 1981, FEE is a non-governmental, non-profit organisation promoting sustainable development through environmental education. FEE's mission is to engage and empower people through education in collaboration with members and partners worldwide.