......και η σημασία της "Ανακύκλωσης" στα σχολεία συνεχίζεται... Level B1


Their first meeting was very successful ; many students turned up and they didn't have enough badges for all of them!



So, they chose a "recycling coordinator" for each classroom ; s/he is responsible for recycling in their class.







Students also put recycling bins in the secretary's office  and......








in the teachers' staffroom , asking from teachers to be responsible for those.






The next week, students made a list of recyclable items , put a copy up in each classroom and on the school noticeboards.
















They also began their presentations and they were pleased with their progress.






A reporter from  a local newspaper turned up at school and asked to interview the founding members of the recycling club! Students of the school were famous!



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