Eco-Schools Awards
Eco-Schools Awards
Find out more about our Eco-Schools Awards
Amazing work is happening in schools and nurseries across Scotland: from becoming active and supportive members of their communities, to addressing the significant environmental issues that we face by enhancing nature and biodiversity, cutting energy consumption, reducing waste and much more.
Our annual Eco-Schools Awards are an opportunity to shine a light on those Green Flag schools that have gone above and beyond in their Eco-Schools work, inspiring those around them and delivering innovative environmental action.
Does your Eco-Schools Coordinator deserve special recognition for their hard work and passion? Has your Eco-Committee been inspirational in their work as a team? Has your Climate Action work been novel or impactful? Let us know by making a nomination.
Nominations open 23 February 2026
Past Winners
Our Eco-Committee of the Year for 2025 is Oban High School in Argyll & Bute nominated for fostering awareness of marine pollution issues and inspiring others to take action. Our Climate Action Project of the Year saw joint winners Braes High School in Falkirk and Leverhulme Memorial School, from Eilean Siar. Eco-Coordinator of the Year was Brendan Fox from Auchmuty High School in Fife recognising 20 years of work to promote sustainability.
Our Eco-Committee of the Year for 2024 was Fishermoss School. Winner of Climate Action Project for 2024 was Georgetown Primary School and Eco-Coordinator of the Year for 2024 was Jennifer Sharkey from Our Lady & St Patrick's High School.
Our Eco-Committee of the Year for 2023 was St Patrick's Primary School and Nursery. Winner of Climate Action Project for 2023 was Crawforddyke Primary School and Eco-Coordinator of the Year for 2023 was Leah Belford from Wallace Hall Academy.
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