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Eco-Committee

Bishopton's Eco-Committee is made of volunteers.

Children compared the weight of litter collected at beach cleans to measure an improvement.

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Bright Horizons at 44 St Swithin started Muddy Mondays where they spent the whole day outdoors every week.

A project to improve recycling and prevent litter in the school grounds.

Children took to the shore to decrease unwanted rubbish on the beach.

Pupils teamed up with another school and Cleaned Up a local beach.

Pupils cleaned up Bavelaw Burn after expressing concern at litter affecting people and wildlife.

Pupils minimised food waste produced by the school.

Children looked at the effects of micro plastics and encouraged local fishermen to join the KIMO initiative.

Pupils improved recycling rates and reduced litter with a campaign of posters, and a cartoon character.

Pupils adopted a local wildlife area and organised a community clean up.

Pupils at Battlefield Primary School involved their whole community in their extensive Biodiversity projects.

Linnvale's Eco-Committee organised a week of Water projects for the whole school.