Schools and Colleges in Gosport

 Fairtrade Fortnight

GFA has ideas and materials (such as PowerPoint presentations suitable for use in assemblies or class,) for activities in Fairtrade Fortnight.  Contact us  at  Gosport Fairtrade Action with your email address and requirements and we’ll get back to you.

Visit the What Can I Do? – Schools and Colleges pages of the Fairtrade Foundation website

for up to date information about ideas and resources.

Congratulations to:

Alverstoke Church of England Junior School (first registered in 2020)

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Holbrook Primary School  which achieved Fairtrade Status in October 2013

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Bay House School & Sixth Form which achieved Fairtrade Status in September 2011

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Brune Park Community College which achieved Fairtrade Status at the end of May 2012 and which, upon renewal, gained FAIR ACHIEVER  School status – the highest level

 

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Working to become Fairtrade Schools

The following schools and community colleges have at various times registered with the Fairtrade Foundation with the intention of working towards Fairtrade Status (more on this here)

Bridgemary Community Sports College

Lee-on-the-Solent Junior School

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Please update us on progress.

If there are others we don’t know about, and would like to be included here

please tell us!

 

Case Study – Fairtrade Fortnight – 2011      showoffyourlabel

In Fairtrade Fortnight, 2011, we worked with schools to focus on Fairtrade Cotton. We held a celebration of Gosport Schools’ work on Fairtrade – hosted by the Mayor at Gomer Junior School Chamber- 10th March.  and later at the Town Hall

Ten schools (from Infants to Secondary) particpated : some displayed their work about Fairtrade; some brought Fairtrade cotton bunting and banners they made from Fairtrade cotton. Delegates were encouraged to bring along Fairtrade product wrappers theycollected to make a collage together on the day.  There were opportunities to find out about Fairtrade school uniforms; games, quizzes and fun activities schools can do in relation to Fairtrade and how to become a Fairtrade School. (Contact GFA for further details)

After the event the delegates were invited by the Mayor, Councillor Roger Allen, to an Award Ceremony in the Council Chamber, where each school was awarded a certificate to acknowledge their contribution to a better understanding of Fairtrade in the Borough of Gosport.

The banner and schools work were displayed in the Discovery Centre,  then Elson and Bridgemary Libraries.

For more about the events and the library exhibition  see Events 2011 page
 
An example of the Certificate
An example of the Certificate of Appreciation