Places of education have a profound impact on students, educators and communities alike, so how do we ensure that we plan, build and operate the best possible learning environments for the next generation?

This session will explore everything from improving wellbeing and fostering connection to reducing environmental impact through the use of sustainable materials, climate adaption planning and strong water and energy efficiency.

Join leading practitioners as they share insights, lessons learned and how they used Green Star rating tools to embed sustainability and enhance experiences in our places of education.

Hear more about the world leading Edmondson Park Public School,  the first NSW public school to achieve a 6 star Green Star rating and Botanic High School in South Australia as well as a range of projects underway at the University of New South Wales.

What You Will Learn:

• Discover how to rise to the challenge of designing truly sustainable educational facilities

• Learn from those already leading the way in this sector

• Explore how best practice approaches can be scaled and integrated across a portfolio of projects for greater impact

• Whether you’re seeking to benchmark your project or drive change in performance and outcomes, this webinar will give you actionable insights and inspiration.  

Our experts:

• Melissa Nouel, Sustainable Built Environment Manager, UNSW

• Danielle Fogarty, Sustainability Manager, NSW Department of Education

• Adam Hannon, Director, Cox Architecture

• Ella Mudie, Senior Engagement Lead, Green Building Council of Australia

Who Should Attend

This session is suitable for architects, designers, project managers, sustainability consultants and education sector stakeholders working on or planning new or refurbished education facilities.