Frensham Junior School is designated a Land for Wildlife site by the Wingecarribee Shire Council, with the School part of the Community Environment Network.

On our 10-acre campus, students from Preschool to Year 6 care for the natural habitat and native animals that also call Frensham Junior School home. Working closely with local community Aboriginal and Landcare groups, our students from Preschool to Year 6 are creating a habitat to support the regeneration of native flora and fauna, including:

• Planting trees as part of the local 'Glossies in the Mist' project to support the local population of endangered Glossy Black Cockatoos
• Creating an Aboriginal Bush Tucker Garden 
• Constructing and installing microbat nesting boxes
• Constructing and installing native bird nesting boxes
• Planting trees as part of the local Koala Wildlife Corridor project