How to Register Your Account


To register your account to the Turn USW Green programme, please follow the below steps:

1. Click the 'Register with Microsoft' button

2. Enter your University of South Wales email

3. Click 'Register' and select your department

4. Enter your personal details and create a password

5. Agree to the terms and conditions

6. Click 'Register Now' and enjoy the programme!


What is Turn USW Green?


Turn USW Green is an online platform available to all staff and students at the University of South Wales where you can take part in activities to boost sustainability and well-being, earn Green Points, and even win prizes for all your positive efforts.


Take part in activities, earn green points, climb the leader board, win prizes!


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  • "New batch of spring onions ", Lisa S
  • "First planting of the year. Seeds sowed for tomatoes, chilli and mixture of flowers.", PAULA-MARIE A
  • "veg growing on the windowsill :)", Rhian T
  • "Planting out onion sets", Jennifer L
  • "Just 1 week after planting the seeds I am lucky to see my magnolias peeping through the soil.", PAULA-MARIE A
  • "Planting onion sets", Jennifer L
  • "Planting out onion sets", Jennifer L
  • "Early show of the first of my tomato plants", PAULA-MARIE A
  • ""Early" rocket potatoes going in", Jennifer L
  • "Sowed more seeds for border flowers", PAULA-MARIE A
  • "Expanding on what I am growing week on week. Gradual growing ensures that plants/vegetables are not ready all the same time.", PAULA-MARIE A
  • "Potatoes being planted", Jennifer L
  • "Sunflowers making an appearance after just 5 days since seeds planted", PAULA-MARIE A
  • "Leeks germinating in greenhouse", Jennifer L
  • "Marigolds and Sun Flowers coming along nicely.", PAULA-MARIE A
  • "Lots of new growth this week.", PAULA-MARIE A
  • "More popping up but a slow start this year. The colder temperature is not helping.", PAULA-MARIE A
  • "Potatoes being planted at weekend", Jennifer L
  • "Maincrop potatoes being planted", Jennifer L
  • "Maincrop potatoes being planted", Jennifer L
  • "Young parsley making an appearance. ", PAULA-MARIE A
  • "Garlic doing well", Jennifer L
  • "Tomato plant just starting to flower", PAULA-MARIE A
  • "Planting peas on allotment", Jennifer L
  • "Beans doing quite well this year", Jennifer L
  • "Courgettes are now ready to be re planted outdoors", PAULA-MARIE A
  • "Start of the strawberry season.", Jennifer L
  • "a new home for the courgettes", PAULA-MARIE A
  • "Bumper crop of strawberries", Jennifer L
  • "Finally courgette flowers starting to appear.", PAULA-MARIE A
  • "My first pepper this year making an appearance.", PAULA-MARIE A
  • "Pepper Plant Pic", PAULA-MARIE A
  • "courgettes are getting bigger", PAULA-MARIE A
  • "Successful with propagating supermarket basil", Jennifer L
  • "Raspberry season begins", Jennifer L
  • "My first ever fully grown courgette", PAULA-MARIE A
  • "Strawberry hanging basket", PAULA-MARIE A
  • "Plum harvest from allotment", Jennifer L
  • "Autumn squash being planted", Jennifer L
  • "Pink roses with a very sweet smell", PAULA-MARIE A
  • "Cherry tree", Leah H


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