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Registered Schools - Getting Started
Welcome to the Young Reporters for the Environment Programme!
Thank you for the registration of your school to the programme.
Choosing A Theme
Some of you have already chosen the theme of investigation that your group wishes to pursue. For those of you who haven't chosen your theme of investigation, it is important to do this as soon as possible so that your group can be 'twinned' with another Irish school or team researching a similar themed topic in a different area. These 'twinned' teams communicate, compare and discuss their findings with one another via email. Again the designated YRE themes are:
Waste, Energy, Coastline, Cities, Agriculture and Water
In order to help you with your choice of theme, I suggest that you choose a theme that is EASY to investigate locally or ideally, in the immediate area of the school. This way the students are not limited by lack of transport to take the initiative in considering the environmental area as thoroughly as possible.
First Assignment
Having chosen the theme for investigation, it is time for the group to write their first article. This article should serve as a preliminary investigation and should include the following information:
Introduction of the Group Members
Presentation of the theme to be investigated
Preliminary Findings
Plan of Action for Future Investigations
This article will then be posted on this Young Reporters website and available for public perusal.
Young Reporters for the Environment is not currently (2009) in operation but please contact us:
An Taisce, 5A Swift’s Alley, Francis Street, Dublin 8
Tel: 01 400 2222 Fax: 01 454 1802 E-mail:
yre@antaisce.org
Education Unit News
Dirty Dublin blots overall clean report in litter survey
Mon, 29 Aug 2011 07:40:00 GMT
Record Numbers of Beach Awards Recognise Ireland’s Best Beaches
Thu, 09 Jun 2011 11:30:00 GMT
Cities remain littered, but great improvement in towns
Mon, 10 Jan 2011 14:31:00 GMT
An Taisce announce 76 International Blue Flag Awards 46 National Green Coast Awards for 2010
Mon, 14 Jun 2010 09:55:00 GMT
An Taisce announce 115 beach awards for Ireland and a new beach awards website www.beachawards.ie
Wed, 03 Jun 2009 11:01:00 GMT
Carbon Calculator Helps Green-Schools Save over 7,700 Tonnes of Carbon
Thu, 19 Mar 2009 15:11:00 GMT
Ireland awarded 80 Blue Flags
Mon, 09 Jun 2008 16:08:00 GMT
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