SCHOOLS RECYCLE RIGHT COMPETITION
Thank you to all the teachers and students who entered the 2021 Schools Recycle Right Competition!
These entries showed great initiative and creative ways to get our students and communities involved in recycling and sustainability.
MAJOR PRIZE
This years winner of the major prize, a buddy bench made from recycled plastics worth $1,100, goes to:
SNOWTOWN PRIMARY SCHOOL - Snowtown, South Australia - Primary School
TEACHER'S PRIZE
We are also awarding individual prizes, a luxurious 'Cancun Beach towel' made from recycled materials to 5 lucky winners from:
PRIOR STREET CHILDCARE AND DEVELOPMENT - Tarragindi, Queensland - Preschool
CATHEDRAL SCHOOL OF ST. ANNE AND ST. JAMES - Mundingburra, Queensland - Primary School
SNOWTOWN PRIMARY SCHOOL - Snowtown, South Australia - Primary School
BEAUFORT SECONDARY - Beaufort, Victoria - Secondary School
WERRIBEE SECONDARY - Werribee, Victoria - Secondary School
Congratulations to all our winners!
Check out our newest lesson:
Want more that just one lesson a year? We have developed a whole unit that you can take throughout a term on the Australasian Recycling Label:
OR
Not what you were after or a different year?
Choose over 60 lesson plans on the Cool Australia site for National Recycling Week. Or use one of our Resources & Activities
Popular lessons:
Foundation
- Waste And Packaging - Early Learning
- ARL- Recycling Labels Hopscotch – Foundation
- The Paper Cycle - Early Learning
- My Lunch Box - Foundation
Primary
- My Classroom Waste - Year 1
- ARL- Recycling Labels Memory Game - Years 1 & 2
- ARL- Recycling Labels Mascots - Years 3 & 4
- Closing the Paper Recycling Loop - NAPLAN Style Narrative Writing Practice - Years 3 & 4
- What A Waste - Year 5
Secondary
- Introducing Australia's New Recycling Labels – Design & Technology - Years 7 – 10
- Exploring Australia's New Recycling Labels – Design & Technology - Years 7 – 10
- MobileMuster - NAPLAN Style Persuasive Writing Practice - Years 7 & 8
- Collaborative Consumption Project – Secondary
- Traditional Culture had Nothing to Waste - Year 7