Leaflets with rules and guidelines.

Our last two sessions were fruitful! During our last two meetings we were preparing brochures with guidelines to change our habits so that we all are more eco-friendly. We used our results from carbon footprint calculator to make them more personal.

It was also an opportunityn to use a new software! Canva is a very useful tool to create leaflets, posters or brochures and also to free your imagination.

Some of us were making those posters in English and other people were making them in Polish in order to inform our Polish schoolmates about some rules how to be more eco-friendly. Our teacher will print them and we will put them up. We hope that our schoolmates will appreciate our work and some of them will change their everyday habits for eco ones.

Weronika U. and Weronika Ch. from Poland

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