Don't Bin it Tin IT - school recycling project

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I have just signed the school up to a school recycling project called 'Don't Bin it Tin it' being hosted by the British Ironworks Centre at Oswestry.

  • They are asking schools to take part by collecting tin cans and the 1,000,000 they hope to collect (obviously not just from Wrenbury) will be used to make a spectacular bust of her Majesty the Queen.
  • The project is aimed at educating children about the importance of recycling and the responsibility we all hold to help save the environment.
  • Information leaflets will be sent home once received.

Please can you start collecting your cans BUT wait until we have received our collection bin before bringing into school.

Many thanks in anticipation of your support for this project,
Mrs Cador

 

 

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