Our Rubbish Free School

We are trying to have rubbish free lunches. Last Friday we had 15 rubbish free lunches. Now we have 20 rubbish free lunches. Before we were trying to have rubbish free lunches the school looked bad but now it looks better. We are aiming to get all of the school to have rubbish free lunches. Lots of us have no glad wrap. We use plastic containers.
  

We are doing this because Mr Dorman told us that animals like giant whales and little fish are dying. Our country will look really crowded with rubbish if we don’t stop using glad wrap and dropping fizzy bottles all over the land. 

Jono

Muffin made locally

Yummy food

Lunch is good

Using containers

No Nana, no rubbish

Containers instead of gladwrap

Homemade cake

Bees love lunch

Old rubbish doesn’t disappear quickly

eXcited Kea class, no rubbish

Sapphire

Choosing a good Council Member for 2011

 

Kea class voted for the School Council member. The most votes were for John Noble. He will need to  listen well, speak clearly, be responsible, say the class’ ideas, be patient and have good ideas himself. We decided that he would do all of these things. Good luck John.