The “Plastic Free July” campaign has finished, but we’ve had feedback from students and families about how they will continue the good habits they started in July to make their lives more “plastic free”.
Lots of families have used the boomerang bags our senior students made for the Coleraine IGA. Some families have stopped buying individually wrapped muesli bars and are making their own, others are taking containers to the butchers and deli. And many students are bringing “nude food” to school every day.
Heston and his family have been making boomerang bags at home and Charlotte has made a phone cover from recycled socks and buttons, so she doesn’t have to buy a plastic one. Amazing!
Why not share what you have been doing to go “plastic free” on the school’s Facebook page, so we can celebrate your achievements and keep the ball rolling.
Lots of families have used the boomerang bags our senior students made for the Coleraine IGA. Some families have stopped buying individually wrapped muesli bars and are making their own, others are taking containers to the butchers and deli. And many students are bringing “nude food” to school every day.
Heston and his family have been making boomerang bags at home and Charlotte has made a phone cover from recycled socks and buttons, so she doesn’t have to buy a plastic one. Amazing!
Why not share what you have been doing to go “plastic free” on the school’s Facebook page, so we can celebrate your achievements and keep the ball rolling.
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