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Springfield Secondary School

EcoSTEM Club

The EcoSTEM Club nurtures environmentally responsible students through hands-on STEM learning and sustainability initiatives. Members explore innovative solutions, participate in green projects and community outreach, and develop the knowledge and skills to make a positive impact on the environment.

Last updated 5 August 2026

Eco-STEM

Group of students holding signs reading Zero Waste and I Waste Less in front of a Black Soldier Fly Facility banner.

EcoSTEM Activites

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Students in school uniforms sit at tables covered with food packages, posing and smiling in three separate photos.
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Students and a teacher in a classroom work on the floor with Smart World Kit boxes during a hands-on activity.
Two side-by-side photos of a white PVC pipe hydroponic system with green leafy plants growing in rows.
Students and teachers stand beside a solar-powered hydroponic rack structure outside a school building.
Students in uniforms gather around tables covered with kraft paper bags and food trays in a classroom activity.
Two children in yellow shirts place items into teal and blue recycling bins.
An adult talks to students in yellow outdoors, while other students point at a pond with fish in a garden.
Students in yellow and orange shirts work at a table with trays, beside a greenhouse with rows of green leafy plants.
Students sit at lab benches facing two presenters at a whiteboard showing a slide about eggshells for coasters.
Colorful painted ceramic tiles in various shapes displayed on a classroom counter.
Eight people stand together at a school project display booth with posters, a plant, and various items on a table.
Four smiling students in school uniforms stand in a gymnasium, with small drones visible nearby.