Climate Change Week November 2010 at IES Rubió i Ors
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The document outlines the activities that a school in Spain is undertaking as part of a Comenius project focused on environmental issues. Over three days in November, students and teachers will participate in presentations on climate change and endangered species, an essay contest on reducing waste, workshops on saving energy and composing environmentally-themed music. Departments across the school are engaged in activities including a lecture on Atlantis, designing a climate change logo, and forming a human message about saving the Earth. The school recently won an award for its work in the European Waste Reduction Week and maintains a vegetable garden and bulletin board to showcase its Comenius project efforts.
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