The document discusses ways for students to reduce their environmental impact and help their community. It encourages joining a walking school bus to reduce carbon emissions from cars. It also asks students to pick up any rubbish they see, even if it's not theirs, to help keep the community clean. Students are reminded that plastic bags can harm sea creatures and to properly dispose of them. The document promotes reducing, reusing, and recycling at home.

1. Enviro Team
Player In The
Community
By Devon B, Tai S, Nick D,
Micah F-H and Matthew C.

2. Reduce your carbon footprint by walking
to school. Churchill Park School has two
Walking School bus groups that you can
join. In this picture, they are enjoying a
reward with hot milos. Sometimes they
get other rewards and toys.
If you are older, you can get dropped off
at the top of Kinsale Avenue and walk to
school from there and ease the traffic
congestion in the car park.
Walking School Bus

3. If you see any rubbish in
the community, please
pick it up even if it isn’t
yours! It would help a lot
if you could spare some
time and pick up rubbish
when you are in the
community!

4. Please pick up your plastic
bags as they are
dangerous for animals.
Sea creatures can
swallow them or get them
stuck over their head.
Please pick it up
even if it isn't
yours!
Plastic Bags

5. CLEANING UP RUBBISH

6. Recycling at home
Reduce,
Reuse and
Recycle!!

7. Here is a video to inspire you to pick up rubbish in
the community.