More than 100 official ENO schools in 50 countries are involved. Local participating schools are: Blanchisseuse Government Primary, Tranquility Primary and Secondary, Queen’s Royal College, Asja Girls Charlieville, South East Port of Spain Secondary, and Dinsley Government Primary. The Secretary for Education, who is the Chairman of the Tobago House of Assembly, will launch this program on our sister Isle Tobago.

Last year we marked the visit of Finland teachers from the iEARN Eno Environmental Project with a tree planting on World Environment Day, June 5, 2002.

For more information please contact Gia Gaspard Taylor, National Coordinator iEARN Trinidad and Tobago

   Objectives:

• to study and learn in a co-operative web community
• to deepen environmental themes in education
• to augment global awareness
• to support sustainable development
• to attract developing countries as active participants