Action segregation - MSP Paderewski

Let's get more eco-friendly! Grade 6c from our school decided to enter our project with their green initiative connected with rubbish segregation. They prepared labels for existing bins and instructions on how to segregate according to the latest regulations: into paper&cardboard, plastic&other materials, bio leftovers, glass and mixed rubbish. There were also presentations in all classes to raise awareness about this issue and educate our friends from school. During art lessons students were also creating different figurines from recycled materials. What do you think about it?

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GTI Event in Carinthia happening in Module 4 Meeting - iSC

image link:https://www.google.com/url?sa=i&source=images&cd=&cad=rja&uact=8&ved=2ahUKEwiYoM7lyqThAhVMDewKHejIAbcQjRx6BAgBEAU&url=http%3A%2F%2Fakross.info%2F%3Fk%3DW%25C3%25B6rtherseetreffen%2B2018&psig=AOvVaw2TLtdh_ftBSlSEuDLZWcWd&ust=1553853754261522 GTI Event in Carinthia What is it? This event happens every year around the end of May, in which people from all around Europe come to visit Carinthia (especially Velden, near the lake of the Worthersee, close to our school) for a meeting of GTI Golf Volkswagen. Basically, people (mostly youth) who own a Volkswagen Golf take part in this wordwide best-known GTI meeting, in which GTI fans are welcomed with a spectacular programme and accompanied events to celebrate this event. Here below is a link to the main website for the GTI Wortherseetreffen for 2019 (if you would like to know more about this event): https://woertherseetreffen.at/en/

UPDATE

WEDNESDAY 20/03/2019 & WEDNESDAY 27/03/2019 Last Wednesday, we finished making the leaflets about sensitizing the world and changing our habits in order to be more eco-friendly in both Greek and English. Today, we continued our research concerning the cites' engagement in being eco-friendly and we decided the form we should present our results in. Both the leaflets and the outcome of our research will be at your command very soon. Hold your breaths! 😉 Writers: Lida & Melina

PLASTIC BAGS BAN

On 28th of December 2018, Slovenians heard some exciting news. Our government decided that all plastic bags in stores need to be paid for! This was great news because we have to start saving our planet now and not in 10 years, when it’s too late. I think it’s a great way of making people aware of how important recycling plastic bags is. Most people are already supporting complete ban of plastic bags, except the ones we use to put our fruit in because the’re necessary. But if, in the future, we will be able to find an alternative for them, we will completely ban them too. Source of picture https://www.marineconservation.org.au/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/Turtle-Eating-Plastic_Shutterstock.jpg

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