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Montessori by Busy Bees Alderley Day Nursery Celebrate Eco-Schools Green Flag Award

Published: 16/09/2025

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The children and nursery team at Montessori by Busy Bees Alderley are celebrating after achieving a prestigious Eco-Schools Green Flag Award.

The award is an international accreditation for nurseries and schools that demonstrate excellence in environmental action and learning, and a commitment to sustainability.

The nursery achieved a ‘Green Flag’ status after successfully completing the Eco-Schools seven-step framework. This included delivering impactful eco-projects that make their nursery more sustainable and increase environmental learning and building an eco-club to lead sustainable projects and deliver eco-themed learning experiences.

The Alderley nursery was commended for its commitment to deepening children’s understanding of ecosystems, utilising its Forest School and allotment to explore biodiversity, mini-beasts and the natural world. They were also recognised for their efforts in making eco-awareness a key part of the curriculum, from teaching children valuable lessons around growing food to adopting sustainable practices such as switching off lights. 

Silvia Chalaris, Centre Director at Montessori by Busy Bees Alderley, said: “We’re incredibly proud of the hard work and passion our children have shown over the last year. Earning the Eco-Schools Green Flag Award is testament to our commitment to creating a greener future.

“This achievement is a huge milestone and one that has been made possible by our children, team and families – they have contributed significantly to our success. We’re excited to inspire even more eco-friendly changes that will benefit our children and generations to come.”
  
The nursery team also reinforced their commitment to the environment by aligning with Busy Bees’ wider sustainability goals including contributing to Busy Bees’ energy, carbon and waste targets and reducing single-use plastics.

To find out more about Montessori by Busy Bees Alderley and its Forest School, click here or call 0330 333 8133.