We are the senior Changemakers and our team runs the Eco-Shop. For our current project, we are hoping to collect broken crayons/crayon ends and upcycle them to create new crayons with various designs. We will later sell these in our Eco-Shop. Our aim in this project is to reduce waste and promote sustainability.
We would really appreciate it if you could bring in any broken crayons or crayon ends you have at home. We have collection boxes in the reception and by the Early Years entrance. This would be for collection up until 9th December.
Many Thanks,
Eva and the Senior Changemakers Team
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