Make Sustainability Your Business
Make Sustainability Your Business (MSYB) is a guided approach that supports schools and colleges to embed sustainability into leadership, operations, teaching and learning, and organisational culture.
Through strategic professional development we work with school leaders to understand where you are now, identify your biggest opportunities and risks, build the capability of your people, take practical action and measure the progress you make.
Caption: Pat Armstrong & Jane Stewart at the 2026 Learning for Sustainability Conference.
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Our Development Pathway has been created to offer different entry levels to participants.
Whether they are looking for inspiration, practical ideas, support with planning or one on one coaching – we offer a range of opportunities to get involved and build your capacity to lead positive impact.
MAKE SUSTAINABILITY YOUR BUSINESS
Make Sustainability Your Business is a guided program that helps schools and colleges embed sustainability into leadership, operations, teaching and learning, and organisational culture.
Through our unique Learning & Action Framework, expert coaching, practical online learning and a collaborative Community of Practice, we help schools and colleges build the capacity, systems and confidence to create lasting impact.
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FLICK THE SWITCH
Flick the Switch has been designed to help a school reduce its energy consumption and costs, reduce its carbon emissions, integrate energy and climate change into the school curriculum and engage the whole school community.
Our online course of Flick the Switch also gives participants the opportunity for personal self-development through structured learning pathways, self-assessment frameworks and a range of practical resources.
Contact us if you want to see a demonstration of our online course.
educator LEADERSHIP
This six session leadership program empowered 20 educators from the Mornington Peninsula in Melbourne in leadership for sustainability and helped them to build partnerships with community groups and raise awareness in the need for sustainability in the broader community.
Watch this video to listen to each educator and how they undertook a project of significance in their school or local community.
ECO CHAMPIONS YOUTH FORUM
This forum was held in the Mornington Shire and attended by 100 students and 11 local environmental groups. The idea was to bring these groups together so they could understand each other’s challenges and then start working together on shared environmental projects in the local region. It was a great day that created long lasting relationships and saw a range of successful on ground projects.
