Water Ambassadors

Take Action, Save Water, Inspire Others

The Water Ambassador Programme empowers secondary school students to become water stewards in their own communities. Students will work alongside their peers to learn about key water issues, take effective actions to protect local water resources, and celebrate their collective impacts.

What Water Ambassadors do

Run student-led water conservation initiatives as a team

Participate in training, challenges

Learn about water conservation, water quality and Ireland's water systems.

Raise awareness and spark action across school and community.

Raise awareness and spark action across school and community.

Who can take part

Why Take Part

Develop leadership, communications and teamwork skills.
Meet like-minded students from across Ireland.
Gain a deeper understanding of water and environmental issues.
Access unique learning experiences, including field visits and workshops.
Make a meaningful impact while having fun.
Receive recognition, certificates and opportunities to win awards.

You’re ready to register if you have

3-6

Students on the team

1+

Supporting Teacher

Ready to lead on water in your school?

Registration closes XX Month XXXX.

Ambassadors in Action

Schools across Ireland have taken part in the Water Ambassador Programme, with students leading inspiring projects in their schools and communities. From awareness campaigns and citizen science to creative events and local action, Water Ambassadors have made an impact across Ireland and beyond.

For Teachers

Your role is to coach, not to lead. Five things make a difference:
Contact us & stay tuned

Contact the Green-Schools Water team by email: water@greenschoolsireland.org.

To find out about our events and opportunities, follow us on Instagram at @greenschoolsire_water or sign up to the Green-Schools newsletter here.

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Catch up on past Water Ambassador newsletters to stay informed, revisit updates, and discover resources, events, and opportunities you may have missed.

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