What Is an Ambassador Eco-School?
Being an Ambassador Eco-School means your school is a leading example of environmental excellence, with strong pupil leadership, whole-school support, and sustainability fully embedded in school life.
You’ve earned the Green Flag at least twice (preferably within 4 years).
Your school has changed its culture to prioritise sustainability.
You involve students, staff, parents, and the wider community in your eco efforts.
The Ambassador role lasts 3 years, but you must still renew your Green Flag every 2 years.
At least 2 Green Flags (ideally back-to-back)
Community involvement (e.g. local partnerships or shared projects)
Sustainability is part of the curriculum and school life
Eco-action is supported by senior leadership and governors
You communicate regularly with parents and your community
Your school is litter-free
You take part in other Keep NI Beautiful programmes (e.g. Big Spring Clean)
You have strong systems for tracking progress
You mentor other schools (e.g. joint projects or Eco-Committee meetups)
Be a role model for other Eco-Schools
Share your success in case studies, photos, or videos
Attend events, present ideas, and mentor other schools
Support other Keep NI Beautiful campaigns
Receive a plaque and certificate recognising your Ambassador status
Carr Primary School
Cumran Primary School
Hardy Memorial Primary School
Jones Memorial School
St Clares Abbey Primary School