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Pages tagged "Partnership: Southern Waste Solutions"


More creative fun in the Let's Explore Waste program!

Posted on News & Media Blog by Dawn Green · January 09, 2025 12:43 PM

10 January 2025 | During the last few months of 2024, six classes of Grade 3 and 4 students from Howrah Primary School leapt into action with the Let's Explore Waste program.

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More discoveries in the Let's explore waste program

Posted on News & Media Blog by Dawn Green · October 01, 2024 11:44 AM

1 October 2024 | Wild and wet weather put a spanner in the works for a planned excursion for Grade 3/4 students from Lindisfarne North Primary School, when the Copping Landfill Site was closed due to the weather. 

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Following the journey of waste

Posted on News & Media Blog by Dawn Green · September 24, 2024 2:32 PM

24 September 2024 | Students from Lindisfarne North Primary School got into the spirit of waste management recently, thanks to our Let's Explore Waste program. 

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Students get a firsthand look at waste management

Posted on News & Media Blog by Dawn Green · July 23, 2024 12:00 PM

23 July 2024 |  Cambridge Primary students recently embarked on an excursion focused on waste - seeing where it goes once it's placed in the bin, and getting a firsthand look at ways in which to minimise landfill and maximise recycling to power the circular economy.

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Treasure not trash - Kids get hands on with the circular economy

Posted on News & Media Blog by Jennifer Gason · November 24, 2022 11:01 AM

24th Nov 2022 | 

On Tuesday 1st November Dunalley Primary School students were the first in Tasmania to experience a unique educational excursion aimed at teaching young people the importance of minimising landfill and maximising recycling to power the circular economy.

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