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Sustainability Portfolio

WYNBERG GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOLRef: https://wynghs.co.za/our-pillars/sustainability-portfolio/

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Collected on 6 August 2026

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This document is a section of the Wynberg Girls’ High School website describing the Sustainability Portfolio, which promotes environmental education and eco-friendly initiatives. It highlights the school's vegetable garden where learners harvest organic produce like potatoes, lettuce, and leeks, and participate in a 'take what you need, give what you can' program for staff. The portfolio aims to reduce the school's environmental footprint and foster sustainable practices among students.

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environmental programme participationOngoing

Participation in eco-friendly initiatives and recycling programmes

Students and staff at Wynberg Girls’ High School can participate in various eco-friendly initiatives and recycling programmes promoted through the Sustainability Portfolio, helping to reduce the school’s environmental impact and foster sustainable habits.

Who it is for
learners and staff at Wynberg Girls’ High School
How to act on it
Engage with the school’s sustainability activities and join ongoing environmental projects
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This portfolio heads up an array of eco-friendly initiatives and recycling programmes to help reduce the school’s environmental footprint and to outline future goals for continuous improvement.
community food sharing opportunityOngoing

Harvested organic produce from the school’s vegetable garden

Learners at Wynberg Girls’ High School grow and harvest organic vegetables such as potatoes, lettuce, and leeks in the school’s vegetable garden. Staff can take fresh produce under the 'take what you need, give what you can' principle, supporting sustainable food practices and community sharing.

Who it is for
staff at Wynberg Girls’ High School
How to act on it
Visit the school's vegetable garden and take fresh produce; contribute voluntarily based on willingness
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The proudly fresh and organic veggies were made available to staff for purchase with a simple yet heartwarming concept: “take what you need, give what you can.”

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Western Cape

Reference

https://wynghs.co.za/our-pillars/sustainability-portfolio/

Key Takeaways

  • Sustainability Portfolio
  • Wynberg Girls’ High School
  • vegetable garden
  • harvested potatoes
  • lettuce
  • leeks
  • take what you need, give what you can
  • organic produce
  • eco-friendly initiatives
  • recycling programmes
  • Wynberg Girls’ High School
  • Jennifer Wallace
  • Western Cape Education Department