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- 1. Is this just a load of rubbish? Recycling at St Pauls
- 2. Why do we need to recycle?
- 3. Why do we need to recycle? A “plastic soup” of waste has been floating in the Pacific Ocean. Ewe! Who would want to eat plastic soup! I wouldn’t! It is growing at an alarming rate and now covers an area twice the size of Texas. (Holly,Bianca and Paris Year 5 Blue)
- 4. Why do we need to recycle? A “plastic soup” of waste has been floating in the Pacific Ocean. Ewe! Who would want to eat plastic soup! I wouldn’t! It is growing at an alarming rate and now covers an area twice the size of Texas. (Holly,Bianca and Paris Year 5 Blue)
- 5. The Dangers Of Plastic by Holly, Bianca & Paris
- 6. The Dangers Of Plastic by Holly, Bianca & Paris Plastic is the cause of 90% of all rubbish floating in the ocean. Plastic from as long as 50 years ago can still be found floating in our oceans today. That is a very long time! About one-fifth of the rubbish in our water is from ships and oil platforms. The rest of the rubbish comes from land!
- 7. The Dangers Of Plastic by Holly, Bianca & Paris Plastic is the cause of 90% of all rubbish floating in the ocean. Plastic from as long as 50 years ago can still be found floating in our oceans today. That is a very long time! About one-fifth of the rubbish in our water is from ships and oil platforms. The rest of the rubbish comes from land!
- 9. Charles Moore Charles Moore, an American Oceanographer, when taking an alternate route home from a sailing trip discovered the ‘Great Pacific Garbage Patch’ (the Pacific Gyre) It took him five days to sail through the floating rubbish.
- 10. Charles Moore Charles Moore, an American Oceanographer, when taking an alternate route home from a sailing trip discovered the ‘Great Pacific Garbage Patch’ (the Pacific Gyre) It took him five days to sail through the floating rubbish.
- 11. Waste Audit, February 2009.
- 12. Waste Audit, February 2009. At the beginning of this year our whole school sorted rubbish after a day’s collection. A substantial percentage of the rubbish was compostable or recyclable.
- 13. Waste Audit, February 2009. At the beginning of this year our whole school sorted rubbish after a day’s collection. A substantial percentage of the rubbish was compostable or recyclable.
- 14. Since then, we have begun a process of recycling that we hope will eventually lead towards a waste-free school. We realise, that for our kindy students, recycling could be quite confusing. So, we are requesting that parents , other students and teachers will reinforce how to recycle and the importance of recycling.
- 15. Since then, we have begun a process of recycling that we hope will eventually lead towards a waste-free school. We realise, that for our kindy students, recycling could be quite confusing. So, we are requesting that parents , other students and teachers will reinforce how to recycle and the importance of recycling.
- 16. Since then, we have begun a process of recycling that we hope will eventually lead towards a waste-free school. We realise, that for our kindy students, recycling could be quite confusing. So, we are requesting that parents , other students and teachers will reinforce how to recycle and the importance of recycling.
- 17. Since then, we have begun a process of recycling that we hope will eventually lead towards a waste-free school. We realise, that for our kindy students, recycling could be quite confusing. So, we are requesting that parents , other students and teachers will reinforce how to recycle and the importance of recycling.
- 18. Since then, we have begun a process of recycling that we hope will eventually lead towards a waste-free school. We realise, that for our kindy students, recycling could be quite confusing. So, we are requesting that parents , other students and teachers will reinforce how to recycle and the importance of recycling.
- 19. COMPOST
- 20. COMPOST We have compost bins in classrooms and on the playground and we are using compost on our gardens...
- 21. COMPOST We have compost bins in classrooms and on the playground and we are using compost on our gardens...
- 22. COMPOST We have compost bins in classrooms and on the playground and we are using compost on our gardens...
- 23. COMPOST We have compost bins in classrooms and on the playground and we are using compost on our gardens...
- 24. COMPOST We have compost bins in classrooms and on the playground and we are using compost on our gardens...
- 25. Here is what can be composted...
- 26. Here is what can be composted... Green Waste (anything that was once growing or living) • fruit and vegetables • bread scraps • dead flowers • left over rice, yoghurt
- 27. Here is what can be composted... Green Waste (anything that was once growing or living) • fruit and vegetables • bread scraps • dead flowers • left over rice, yoghurt
- 28. Here is what can be composted... Green Waste (anything that was once growing or living) • fruit and vegetables • bread scraps • dead flowers • left over rice, yoghurt
- 29. Here is what can be composted... Green Waste (anything that was once growing or living) • fruit and vegetables • bread scraps • dead flowers • left over rice, yoghurt
- 30. Here is what can be composted... Green Waste (anything that was once growing or living) • fruit and vegetables • bread scraps • dead flowers • left over rice, yoghurt
- 31. Here is what can be composted... Green Waste (anything that was once growing or living) • fruit and vegetables • bread scraps • dead flowers • left over rice, yoghurt Brown Waste • tissues • brown paper bags (ripped up) • grease paper (ripped up)
- 32. Here is what can be composted... Green Waste (anything that was once growing or living) • fruit and vegetables • bread scraps • dead flowers • left over rice, yoghurt Brown Waste • tissues • brown paper bags (ripped up) • grease paper (ripped up)
- 33. Here is what can be composted... Green Waste (anything that was once growing or living) • fruit and vegetables • bread scraps • dead flowers • left over rice, yoghurt Brown Waste • tissues • brown paper bags (ripped up) • grease paper (ripped up)
- 34. Here is what can be composted... Green Waste (anything that was once growing or living) • fruit and vegetables • bread scraps • dead flowers • left over rice, yoghurt Brown Waste • tissues • brown paper bags (ripped up) • grease paper (ripped up)
- 35. COMINGLE
- 36. COMINGLE We have co-mingle bins. A co-mingle bin is a recycling bin...
- 37. COMINGLE We have co-mingle bins. A co-mingle bin is a recycling bin...
- 38. COMINGLE We have co-mingle bins. A co-mingle bin is a recycling bin...
- 39. Co-mingle recycling includes cans, glass, milk or juice cartons and plastics displaying the recycle symbol.
- 40. Co-mingle recycling includes cans, glass, milk or juice cartons and plastics displaying the recycle symbol.
- 41. Here are some items that can be placed in our co-mingle bins...
- 42. Here are some items that can be placed in our co-mingle bins...
- 43. Here are some items that can be placed in our co-mingle bins...
- 44. Here are some items that can be placed in our co-mingle bins...
- 45. Here are some items that can be placed in our co-mingle bins...
- 46. Here are some items that can be placed in our co-mingle bins...
- 47. Here are some items that can be placed in our co-mingle bins...
- 48. Here are some items that can be placed in our co-mingle bins...
- 49. Here are some items that can be placed in our co-mingle bins...
- 50. Here are some items that can be placed in our co-mingle bins... However MOST LIDS and STRAWS cannot be recycled!
- 51. GENERAL WASTE
- 52. GENERAL WASTE General waste is waste that cannot be composted or recycled. It goes in the dark green or red bins. We don’t want it ending up in our oceans...
- 53. GENERAL WASTE General waste is waste that cannot be composted or recycled. It goes in the dark green or red bins. We don’t want it ending up in our oceans...
- 54. GENERAL WASTE General waste is waste that cannot be composted or recycled. It goes in the dark green or red bins. We don’t want it ending up in our oceans...
- 55. Here is a list of items that go into our general waste bins...
- 56. Here is a list of items that go into our general waste bins... • pizza boxes • straws knives, forks • plastic meats • left over • cling wrap • foil lock bags • zip lids from plastic drink bottles • mostpackets • chip and dip packets • crunch and ice cream packaging • ice block away containers • plastic throw • unlabelled packaging containers re-usable • snackoff lids bar • peelmany more.......... • and
- 57. Here is some photos of items that go into our general waste bins...
- 58. Here is some photos of items that go into our general waste bins...
- 59. Here is some photos of items that go into our general waste bins...
- 60. Here is some photos of items that go into our general waste bins...
- 61. Here is some photos of items that go into our general waste bins...
- 62. Here is some photos of items that go into our general waste bins...
- 63. Here is some photos of items that go into our general waste bins...
- 64. Here is some photos of items that go into our general waste bins...
- 65. Here is some photos of items that go into our general waste bins...
- 66. Here is some photos of items that go into our general waste bins...
- 67. Most of the lids on these items CANNOT be recycled.
- 68. Most of the lids on these items CANNOT be recycled.
- 69. Most of the lids on these items CANNOT be recycled.
- 70. Most of the lids on these items CANNOT be recycled.
- 71. Most of the lids on these items CANNOT be recycled.
- 72. Most of the lids on these items CANNOT be recycled.
- 73. Most of the lids on these items CANNOT be recycled. Perhaps, you could show your child how to look for the recycle symbol...
- 81. More general waste... Could these items be substituted for something else?
- 83. Is it possible to pack a lunch using only REUSABLE PLASTIC?
- 84. Is it possible to pack a lunch using only REUSABLE PLASTIC? Yes, it is!
- 85. Is it possible to pack a lunch using only REUSABLE PLASTIC? Yes, it is!
- 86. Is it possible to pack a lunch using only REUSABLE PLASTIC? Yes, it is! THE WASTE-FREE LUNCH!