Make Every Drop Count 2

A visit to the NEWater Visitor Centre.

Children learned the importance of clean water and how our water is collected and treated so that it is safe for us to drink.

Activities to learn more and The Raingarden Workshop…

Our Reflection Journal….

‘Make Every Drop Count’

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