A number of Greater Sudbury Schools get “Eco-school” status’

A number of Greater Sudbury schools have been recognized with the status of eco-school. Among them, AB Ellis Public, Adamsdale Public, and Manitoulin Secondary. The Certification looks at factors including ecological literacy, energy conservation, environmental stewardship, school ground greening and waste minimization.
Other schools include:
In 2020-2021, 10 Rainbow board schools were certified with EcoSchools — two Platinum, four Gold, two Silver and two Bronze — while seven were given Participant status at the Green level.
The following schools certified with EcoSchools in 2020-2021: A.B. Ellis Public School; Adamsdale Public School; Chelmsford Valley District Composite School; Central Manitoulin Public School; Manitoulin Secondary School; Lockerby Composite School; Queen Elizabeth II Public School; Sudbury Secondary School; Valley View Public School and Walden Public school.
The following schools certified as participants at the Green level: Assiginack Public School, Barrydowne College, Copper Cliff Public School; Lo-Ellen Park Secondary School; Markstay Public School; R.H. Murray Public School and R.L. Beattie Public School.