PRIMARY students at Glasshouse Mountains State School and Nambour Christian College have learnt about the importance of saving water, even during long periods of wet weather, through song, dance and an interactive stage show as part of Unitywater’s education program.
The live show, ‘Walter Smart and Friends’, was delivered in partnership with The Water Conservancy and Gibber Education to help educate the next generation to use water wisely.
Gibber Educational Director, Vicky Blackburn, said Walter Smart and Friends featured professional performers who use theatre to achieve positive change in attitude and behaviour.
“Through innovative drama-based training, we’re happy to help spread Unitywater’s message of using water efficiently – even when it’s raining outside!” Ms Blackburn said.
Students from Prep to Year 6 at 21 schools in the region will see the Walter Smart and Friends program from Thursday 19 June to Thursday 26 June.
