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The Green Committee is made up from enthusiastic students and staff across all three schools. It is a discussion group for green planning and initiatives. It makes recommendations, publishes advice to students and staff and raises green awareness generally.
The students chair the meetings, prepare agendas and publish minutes. The key staff on this Committee include the Bursar, the Facilities Manager, the IT Manager and Cheryl Osborne (Teacher of Biology) who is in charge of the sister group, Greenaid, which deals with day to day greening work such as paper recycling. Examples of our current discussions range from ensuring greenness in the upcoming refurbishment of the boarding houses to the possibility of installing motion sensors on lights in the lavatories. From time to time an account of the activities of the Green Committee is published and there are plans to 'blog' selected, annotated minutes of meetings.

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