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Youth Empowerment Day
This Wednesday, 15th June, the pupils lobbied local MP Mr Bob Blackman to take action against plastic pollution on The Big Plastic Count’s Youth Empowerment Day.
After learning about the role of MPs and why talking to your MP is important, the pupils created a plastic themed collage to give to their representatives then set to work lobbying their MP for more action on plastic waste in a face to face meeting in Parliament.
The pupils from Harrow joined students from nine other schools from across the country who traveled to London to raise the alarm to their MPs on the UKs plastic waste problem.
Single use bottles
Our aim is to reduce the number of plastic bottles by June 2022 to almost zero. We will carry out presentations in each class.
Greenpeace speaker
We were truly inspired after our guest speaker from Greenpeace carried out a presentation about plastic pollution. As a result, our year 5 children have made posters to reduce single use plastic bottles in all classrooms. We are going to do another recount after half term to see if it had a positive effect.
No plastic picnic
Our whole school has pledged not to bring plastic in for the Queen’s Jubilee picnic this Friday!
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Plastic Clever Challenge Status
| Challenge Status: Level 1 | Date joined: unknown | |||||||||||||||
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Plastic Clever Badges
| Challenge Status: Active (Round ) |
| Plastic Clever Badges Awarded |
| Not yet completed |
Competitions
Details of a new competition are coming soon.
Evidence Uploaded
Youth Empowerment Day
This Wednesday, 15th June, the pupils lobbied local MP Mr Bob Blackman to take action against plastic pollution on The Big Plastic Count’s Youth Empowerment Day.
After learning about the role of MPs and why talking to your MP is important, the pupils created a plastic themed collage to give to their representatives then set to work lobbying their MP for more action on plastic waste in a face to face meeting in Parliament.
The pupils from Harrow joined students from nine other schools from across the country who traveled to London to raise the alarm to their MPs on the UKs plastic waste problem.
Single use bottles
Our aim is to reduce the number of plastic bottles by June 2022 to almost zero. We will carry out presentations in each class.
Greenpeace speaker
We were truly inspired after our guest speaker from Greenpeace carried out a presentation about plastic pollution. As a result, our year 5 children have made posters to reduce single use plastic bottles in all classrooms. We are going to do another recount after half term to see if it had a positive effect.
No plastic picnic
Our whole school has pledged not to bring plastic in for the Queen’s Jubilee picnic this Friday!