Casey



Sustainability is the property of being sustainable. Solar Panels would be an example of attainable energy. Wind Power is also an example of sustainable energy.

Our walk around Liverpool. On our walk around Liverpool we saw a lot of different problems for example a lot of shopping trollies, littering and garfiti. I was astonished on how much rubbish that are on our pathways in Liverpool. When we were at the river we saw a small community garden witch is a great sign of the community working together to make Liverpool a better environment to live in. We walked to the pioneer memorial park and saw some improvement to the state of the park. They are reconstructing the grave stones to a better sight. They have cleaned up the area and put a fence around the park witch personally I think has stopped people going in there and littering. When walking though the huge apartment buildings we saw a lot of graffiti on the back of building and on water tanks and so on. The last problem i recognized was i lot of people take the shopping trolleys and just dumping them in the middle of the street. i was around 5 Coles trolleys and around 4 others i think that this a serious problem and we need to work on it. But that's not the last place we went to. The other place we went was apex park. This is a wonderful park with a lot of land and a fun playground for the kids to play. It is also close to many houses and not far away from schools. They have put a huge hedge on the corner to block the sight of the traffic and also the nose of it as well. Many people really enjoy that park and love that it is quite and close to a lot of places

MERL Day = Our year six students went to St Christer in Holswothy. There we attended a special day called MERL Day witch stains for Meet Explore Reached Lean. We had 3 guest speakers the first one was Peter Carrol from S.C.R.A.P. He talked to use about our waste and how much we throw away. He had a pie chart that said that we as students and teachers mostly throw away food scraps and half eaten food and whole foods like apples and sandwiches. Then the second most common things we throw away is paper in the recycling bin. Our second speaker was Melissa Harding from the Liverpool Counsel. She talked about what the counsel does with areas that need some native plants. She showed use pictures of their environment projects and what they did to areas where it has no native plants and/or native animals. Our last speaker was Gary browser. He is from catholic education office. He told us about the plastic sea and how animals eat the plastic and die Class ProjectTrolleys. >What Policies can be put into place to stop the dumping of trolleys? >Some policiys are: >putting a $1 or $2 coin in the trolley. >A trolley tracker site: [] > if you find a trolley and call the store they will give you a phone number for you to call then you would be in the running to will $1000. >Which supermarket trolleys are being dumped? > BigW,Kmart,Coles, wollies and much more. >Which area in Liverpool has the most abandoned shopping trolleys? <span style="color: #800080; display: block; font-family: 'comic sans ms',cursive; font-size: 120%; text-align: center;">EVERYWHERE ( but mainly around uints )