
School Partnerships
Our School Partners provide ongoing yearly support to an existing or new school in the Trees for Survival programme.
Becoming a School Partner is a great way to support a school or schools in your community. Through your support we're providing students an opportunity to develop an interest in and knowledge of our environment through the experience of nurturing and planting native trees!
Choose to partner with a new or existing school!
As a School Partner you can......
Join in on School Planting Day
Have the opportunity to attend school planting days and receive the planting day report
Receive Quarterly Updates
Receive the quarterly Trees for Survival e-Newsletter and stay up to date with whats new!
Web Badge & Certificate
Display the School Partner web badge on your website and print and display a custom Certificate acknowledging your support of the school
Enjoy content for your use
Receive monthly news articles and visuals from TfS to share with your team
Brand recognition
See your partnership with Trees for Survival acknowledged in our quarterly newsletter website, social media and your Logo on the schools shadehouse.

Are you a proud supporter of a school in the Trees for Survival programme?
We would love your business to display our school partner web badge on your website.
Be in touch and we can send you our School Partner e-badge info@tfsnz.org.nz
Want to know more about becoming a School Partner?
Fill in the form below and we'll be in touch!

This is our third year doing Trees for Survival and we love it! We had SO many students wanting to do it that it was hard to pick 30!
As an Enviro School we feel it is really important to be part of this native tree planting programme both to help the environment but also to give the students to opportunity to be outside and experience nature.
One student just sat and watched the river for 10 minutes! It was a beautiful sight. We particularly enjoyed being at the farm in Clevedon as we also got to see the eels and horses. We would LOVE to go back another year!”