In the middle of last term we went to the tip to explore what's in our backyard and inspire some ways we can help to maintain our wider backyard. Here is a presentation to show what we learned and some of the ways it made us feel. We are now in charge of the reducing, reusing and recycling of the school.
Thursday, 7 May 2015
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Great ideas for school and home. Have you any ideas for recycling when we have our school fundraising events?
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