A Fun Story about Litter
Once upon a time there was a school that was covered in rubbish. The children playing on the oval had to wade through chips bags, banana peel and noodle packets. There were many bins in the school but for some reason they never made it into the bins. Some of the children thought that perhaps the rubbish was escaping all by themselves or working in small packs to get out. Often they would be found in the same areas in the playground, hanging out in gangs. The problem was getting worse and worse…………..
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St. Monica’s College
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September 6, 2017
At St Monica’s College, we conducted a Litter Investigation Audit and completed a report about our litter and how our actions affect our environment. Over 2 days, we picked up […]
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Princes Hill Primary School
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April 27, 2013
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Wattle Park Primary School
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May 2, 2013
At Wattle Park Primary School, sustainability and water saving are as simple as one word: SCARECROW. The Scarecrow committee is made up of two students from each grade, and have […]
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All Saints Catholic Primary School
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December 12, 2019
When Thursday 21st November 2019 Who was involved? All students and staff were involved in the activities. (220 students) What happened? Planned activities were available for teachers to choose from. […]
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Wormlovers
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September 13, 2017
Wormlovers have successfully delivered the revolutionary Hungry Bin worm farm to dozens of schools around Melbourne and across Australia. The Hungry Bin is the easiest to use and most efficient worm farm on the market. Wormlovers are offering a discount to ResourceSmart Schools working with CERES.
