'Watertight' school education program

The Central Coast Watertight Program is a joint water education program coordinated by Wyong and Gosford councils, and the Rumbalara Environmental Education Centre.

The program is tailored to the different stages of the Primary school curriculum and is designed to raise awareness of water conservation and water management issues.

How 'Watertight' works
See how the program operates

Students from K-6 participate in a series of activities focusing on the water cycle; the water supply; water usage, wastewater; and the school’s management of water.

'Watertight' benefits
Read about the benefits of taking part

Activities include water quality testing, creating artwork, problem solving, report writing, communicating messages and studying models and maps.

'Watertight' announced
Read this media release when the schools program was announced

Other water educational programs
Return to the schools page to read about other council programs for children.

Other information on water and drought management
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Page last updated: 13/04/2007