The challenge ‘Let’s Go Green’ is for our pupils to do as many Eco Friendly activities at home as they can during the week.
Following are some suggestions of activities you may wish to do: -Recycling; food waste and packaging at home. -Make a charity shop donation- Reusing our old things stops us sending items to landfill. If it still has plenty of life, reuse it! -Walk to school- Not only is fresh air good to get you ready for a day of learning, the exercise is great too. -Car share- This reduces emissions, which is good for our planet. -Go on a litter pick- Having a clean and tidy environment is good for the mind as well as for wildlife. -Plant something- Plants create habitats and food for our wildlife. -Have an hour a day free of electricity use for the week- Rather than watching TV or playing a games console, you could spend an hour in the garden, play a board game or read a book.
Below are some of the fantastic ways our pupils have been going green:
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- Mae recycled glass bottles
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- Anne played with toys at home, rather than using electricity
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- Louis and Ava saved energy by going a day without electricity
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- Kenzo planting in his garden
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- Amelia takes recycling very seriously in her house
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- Darcey planted herbs
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- Ethan recyling his plastic bottles. He also takes public transport to reduce emissions
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- Camille and her family are using recyclable glass bottles for their milk
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- Camille helped clear the green waste in her garden
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- George helped out with the recycling
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- John is using the food grown in his garden to reduce food waste
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- John helped collect all the apples from his garden
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- Mae curled up in a blanket in front of the fire to save on heating
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- Mae used her food waste bin
