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A student in a white uniform stands in front of an IGS sustainability display with a circular graphic and the message Making things last longer! Reduce, Reuse, Recycle. A cardboard box and chair are nearby.

Harriet models sustainability at IGS

IGS Year 12 student and Sustainability Leader Harriet Ryder recently attended the Worn Up factory for a media visit.

Congratulations to Harriet for attending the Worn Up factory during the school holidays as part of a media conference with the NSW Environment Protection Authority.

After the Rue Kelly second hand uniform sales, the PTF packs and sends off worn out uniforms to Worn Up, where they are turned into new desks.

Harriet spoke about the School’s commitment to sustainability.

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