Beanbag Project
This has now become a major production. We have quite a decent stack of
beanbags and footstools that have been stuffed with shredded paper and
flattened down by co-operative students who like to do something
productive without expending any energy while they listen to their daily
chapter of Harry Potter”. A lot of interest has been expressed by
wandering parents and visitors to the school, so we’re expecting that we
will be able to ask quite a decent price for them at our sale. We have
also done a few “charity” top-ups of old beanbags and footstools for class
family members. It’s hard to believe, but we have actually run out of
shredded paper scraps temporarily!
Craft Days
Our Craft Days have been an excellent success and have sort of spilled
over into normal classroom activities. Whenever class members have spare
moments they go and make a note cube or stuff a firelighter. Collaged toy
boxes are the thing of the moment and this is helping to use up some of
that endless packaging that schools have to deal with. Our paper making
was a big success.
Booklet
Production
We still have not yet begun to put together our booklet of tips for
reusing common products. This is something that we had better attend to
urgently!
Recycling
Sale
The local hall has been booked and the date set for August 8th.
We are intending to sell our footstools, craft products and old school
library books to the general public and students. The World Vision
Committee will hold a sweet stall and that should help to bring the crowds
along. We are in the process of publicising this now.
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