Teacher Environment Network
What is the Teacher Environment Network
Moreland Council, in partnership with CERES, hosts a quarterly Teacher Environment Network (TEN) for teachers and parents from Merri-bek schools.
The network enables schools to share ideas and provides teachers with information and new approaches to engaging students on a range of sustainability topics.
Each quarter the network will focus on a different area of sustainability with guest speakers and news from Council about programs that schools can get involved in.
How to get involved
If you would like to be involved in the TEN you can go on our database to be notified about forthcoming events by completing this survey.
Register to attend the Term 4 TEN on Keeping students engaged at school or at home
The next TEN will be held on Wednesday 4 November from 4 pm – 5.30 pm.
You must register to attend. Online registrations are now open and will close at 5pm on Friday 30 October.
The topic for this session is keeping students engaged at school and at home and will explore some citizen science projects that kids can get invovled in.
Our guest speakers will be:
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James Frazer from Melbourne Water, who will talk about the Frog Census App and other Melbourne Water programs and resources.
- Alexandra Johnson from BirdLife Australia, who will talk about the Birds in Backyards and Birds in Schools programs, as well as the BirdData App.
Please note that due to COVID-19 restrictions this event will be held online. Event log in details will be sent to registered participants.
For further information please contact Kelsey Smith, CERES on 9389 0100 or contact Council.