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A deep dive into how our choices as consumers can influence industry practices and contribute to a more sustainable world.
All students receive a take-home sewing repair kit and resources on repurposing clothing.
Curriculum alignment
level 7 and 8 VC2TDE8S01 VC2TDE8S02
LEVEL 9 AND 10 VC2TDE10S01 VC2TDE10S02
THE PROGRAM
What is fast fashion?
Students learn what fast fashion is and how they can take meaningful action to help influence change towards a more sustainable industry.
The journey of a t-shirt
Students learn about cotton, a common t-shirt fabric and it’s life cycle from the field to our wardrobes.
Think before you s
hop
An exercise where we get students thinking about ways to reduce, reuse, and repair clothing.
Wardrobe Waste
Students learn about textile waste and the proper way to dispose of or reuse clothes to lessen the impact on the environment.
All students receive a take-home sewing repair kit and resources on repurposing clothing.
Price per child from $15 / Participants 30 (max)
Duration 60 mins / Base rate from $80
Minimum Of Two Classes of 30 (Max) Participants
This program supports Sustainability Inquiry units with focus on the UN Sustainable Development (SDG) Goal 11: Sustainable Cities and Communities.