Sustainability support for Mornington Peninsula schools

TAG Schools provides engaging, curriculum-aligned modules for Years 7-10 (and up) students on the Mornington Peninsula, focussed on sustainability and climate resilience.

The modules are based on the principles and resources of The Adaptation Game (TAG), creating an inclusive story-telling-based experience that scales climate change and disaster preparedness down from overwhelming global fears to local risks and agency.

To receive a link to the curriculum resources, please email: environmentaleducation@mornpen.vic.gov.au

People aged 16+ can also register to play or host The Adaptation Game.

This free network provides networking opportunities for teachers to share ideas, projects and learnings, hear from guest speakers on a range of initiatives and receive updates on potential opportunities, grants and programs for schools across the Mornington Peninsula.

Meetings are held online or in person once a term. To join, contact environmentaleducation@mornpen.vic.gov.au

Upcoming dates

• Tuesday 21 October: Preschools ONLINE
• Wednesday 22 October: Secondary ONLINE
• Thursday 23 October: Primary at BONEO PRIMARY, 582 BONEO ROAD, BONEO

Teachers from Mornington Peninsula schools can register 9-10 student sustainability leaders to attend our annual summit. Funded by the Mornington Peninsula Shire and delivered by CERES School of Nature and Climate, the summit supports students to work collaboratively to develop a project to improve the sustainability of their school. 

Register for primary summit   Register for secondary summit

The Shire's Sustainability Education Program offers educational incursions to your school, excursions to the Eco Living Display Centre at The Briars or a beach or bushland area on the Mornington Peninsula. Enquire today!