Examples

Allanton Primary School

Pupils started a project to improve recycling and prevent litter in their school grounds.

Anderson High School

Pupils combined their John Muir Award and Da Voar Redd Up to increase achievement.

Apple Tree Nursery

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

Ardnahoe Nursery

Children raised awareness of dog poo surrounding their nursery.

Aultmore Park Primary School

Pupils set up a system to award house points to the house with the cleanest playground.

Ballachulish Primary School

Pupils organised a community clean up and distributed dog fouling bags to the community.

Bargeddie Primary School

Pupils improved the environmental quality of their community using Litter Less funding.

Beatlie School

Pupils carried out litter picks on the Union Canal, and worked to make the school plastic free.

Blackfriars Primary School

Pupils organised a Clean Up and designed a new litter poster campaign.

Cambusbarron Primary School

Pupils campaigned about a dog fouling problem in their village.

Carnbroe Primary School

Pupils purchased bins, litter picks, and a banner to improve a litter problem in their grounds

Castlebay Community School

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

Clackmannanshire Support Service

Pupils set themselves the goal of reducing litter in the school and surrounding area.

Cornton Nursery

Children held community action days and worked to combat fly tipping, vandalism and littering.

Deanpark Primary School

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

Doune Primary School

Pupils minimised food waste produced by the school.

Furnace Primary School

Pupils used Litter Less funding to clear litter from their beach and village.

Gavinburn Primary School

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

Glenburn Primary School

Pupils encouraged everyone in their school to recycle whenever possible.

Golfhill Primary School

Pupils organised a community clean up day at their local burn.

Hamilton College

Pupils cleaned up a local burn and studied the effects of litter on water quality and wildlife.

Lochinver Early Learning Centre

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

Mearns Primary School

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

Rannoch Nursery

Children designed a bin and visited a local high school as Litter Police.