Teachers

This Waste Week, Recycle Your Electricals is encouraging pupils to join their peers and recycle their electricals as well as batteries.

A guide to the different ways your school can undertake events to rehome and share preloved toys.

This engaging, character led assembly is the perfect introduction to taking part in Recycle to Read for the whole school.

Launch your Swap and Pop Day with this interactive presentation.

Launch your Swap and Pop Day with this interactive presentation.

Challenge your pupils to find 10 plastic waste facts in the school using clues.

Help everyone understand the impact plastic has on the environment.

A ready-to-use, character-led PowerPoint assembly introducing the My Toy and Me story competition.

A complete teacher guide for running the My Toy and Me competition in school.

Detailed presenter notes to support delivery of the My Toy and Me assembly.

Sing, dance and bring toy repair, rehoming and recycling to life to the tune of ‘If you’re happy and you know it’ (swing version) with this fantastic sing-a-long video

Use these notes for the engaging, character led assembly as the perfect introduction to taking part in Recycle to Read for the whole school.

Recycle to Read Toys campaign parent mail and social media templates for schools.

A range of age-appropriate activities for children aged 3-11 years, aligned with curriculum goals to reinforce the core messages of Recycle to Read Toys.

This engaging assembly introduces primary school students to the impact of food waste and the importance of reducing it.

This informative assembly for secondary school students delves into the global and national impact of food waste.

This guide provides UK primary and secondary schools with practical strategies to reduce, redistribute, and recycle food waste.

Show that your school is taking part in a textile collection and when it will be with this poster. Display it in a classroom or around the school.