Planning - Initial ideas
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This document discusses an initial planning meeting for a school campaign on litter. It identifies the target audiences as sixth formers and staff members. Methods for measuring success that were proposed include pre-and post-campaign questionnaires, interviews, and online feedback. Ideas for promoting the campaign included assemblies, workshops, drama performances, songs, giveaways, mock documentaries, and mufti days. The top five suggested promotion methods were posters, mufti days, mock documentaries, competitions, and suggestion boxes.
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