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Tuesday, 15 September 2009

Special Events 2010

 
Regional Eco-School Conferences
Regional Eco-School Conferences will be held in the following provinces during the early part of the year. 
Please contact the regional coordinators concerned for final updates and confirmation of details:
KwaZulu-Natal: Nokulunga Mshibe - This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it
Date:  3-5 March 2010
Venue:  Chatsworth Youth Centre, Chatsworth, Durban
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Free State:  Leon Barkhuizen – This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it
Date:  17 – 19 February 2010
Venue:  Aldam Estate

Western Cape:  Janice April – This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it / This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it
Date:  18 – 19 March 2010
Venue:  Cape Teaching and Leadership Institute (Old Bellville College)

Limpopo:  Cathy Dzerefos – This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it
Details Pending

Gauteng:  Scott Walker – This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it
Details Pending
 
Eastern Cape: Eastern Cape Forum Launch on Friday 12th March at the Buffalo City Municipality Hall in Gonubie (East London)
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KwaZulu-Natal Eco-Schools Conference
DAY 1: Wednesday 3 March

Time

Item

08h00-8h30

Arrival & Registrations:  Thobile & Nokulunga                                                          (Register for sessions)

08h30-09h00

Welcome & Introductions: Bridget Ringdahl (National Coordinator)

Orientation to Programme – Nokulunga Mshibe (KZN Regional Coordinator)

9h30-10h00

Key Note: Jill Caddle - DoE (NS Subject Advisor)

10h00-10h45

TEA & NETWORKING

10h45-13h00

Parallel Sessions

1.      Introduction to Eco-Schools  - Kim de Oliviera/ Thobile Nzimande

(Requirement for all new schools or schools battling to obtain their annual awards)

1.      Developments within Education:  How does this impact on the programme?  - DoE/ Nokulunga Mshibe

(All other coordinators) (45 min)

2.      Building a liveable and caring city - Imagine Durban (1h30 min)

13h00-14h30

LUNCH:

14h30-16h00

Parallel Sessions (approx. 1 hour duration. 30 persons per session)

1.      Energy Busters  – Cheryl Fynn                                                           (Resource Use)

2.      Food Miles – Debbie Avery                                                                 (Local & Global Issues)

3.      Understanding Nutrition– Caroline Conway-Physick                            (Healthy Living)

4.      Getting to know Who We Are – Ms K. Gasa                                       (Community & Heritage)

5.      Creating Conservationists – Robin McKee                                          (Nature & Biodiversity)

6.      Stop the Spread – Lynn Thompson                                                     (Exploratory)

16h00

Close


DAY 2: Thursday 4 March

Time

Item

8h00-8h30

Registrations continued – register for parallel sessions for the day

8h30-10h30

Workshops & Demonstrations

Opportunity to network and visit stands with various available resources, activities, learning support materials for schools

Stalls:

Climate Change Resources – Zed & Casian Davies            Biodigestor in Action – Michaelhouse School

Eco-Schools National – Thobile

Sharenet – Clare/ Rhona

EarthFirst – Paula Osborn

Carbon Foot-printing – Liz Taylor

Earthbox – Sean Platt

Putting Fun back into learning – MMAEP

ELSEN School – Ningizimu School

EnergyWise – Jonas Barausse

uShaka Marine – Steven Mabungana

10h30 – 12h00

Parallel Sessions (approx. 1 hour duration. 30 persons per session)

7.      Supporting resource development & Use - Sharenet                               (Resource Use)

8.      Sustainability: Assuring our Future – Paula Osborne                               (Local & Global Issues)

9.      Keeping your programme up to date – Robin McKee                               (Exploratory)

10.  Dare to Dream: School Case Study – Scilla Edmonds                               (Community & Heritage)

11.  Investigating School Ground Biodiversity – MMAEP                               (Nature & Biodiversity)

12.  Ancient Sunlight – Liz Taylor                                                                    (Exploratory)

12h00-13h30

Lunch

13h30-15h45

Parallel Sessions (approx. 1 hour duration. 30 persons per session)

13.  The Story of Stuff (DVD) - Anisa Khan                                                       (Resource Use)

14.  The Orangeberg Project  - Augustine Makhetha                                         (Local & Global Issues)

15.  – Jenny Timol (Healthy Living)

16.  Cultural Diversity & Social Aspects - Nonhlanhla Ndimande                      (Community & Heritage)

17.  Permaculture – Martin Clement                                                                 (Nature & Biodiversity)

18.  Integrating Waste Management into EEGuy Caws                               (Exploratory)

15h45 – 16h15

Consolidation of Conference

16h15

Close

DAY 3:  5 March

Time

Item

08h00-8h30

Arrival

08h30-09h00

Welcome & Introductions: (KZN Regional Coordinator – Nokulunga Mshibe)

9h30-11h00

Award Ceremony: Nokulunga Mshibe

11h00-11h45

TEA & NETWORKING

11h45

Departure

   
   
 
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