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Jodie Asquith and Richard Lomas add to the harvest collection at Scholes Junior
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Jodie Asquith and Richard Lomas add to the harvest collection at Scholes Junior
Jodie Asquith and Richard Lomas add to the harvest collection at Scholes Junior and Infants School. The pupils decided to hold a recycling harvest rather than take traditional produce to the school. To complement classwork on environmental topics, they brought in bottles, stamps, clothes, newspapers and other recyclable items and even made their own robot collecting points. 9th October 1991
Staff
Huddersfield Examiner Archive
Mirrorpix
United Kingdom
HUD 91 7818
Media ID 21708460
© Mirrorpix
Boxes Collection Robot Rubbish
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In this print from 9th October 1991, Jodie Asquith and Richard Lomas are seen enthusiastically contributing to the harvest collection at Scholes Junior and Infants School. Instead of opting for traditional produce, the pupils decided to hold a recycling harvest, aligning with their ongoing classwork on environmental topics. The image showcases the dedication of these young minds as they bring in various recyclable items such as bottles, stamps, clothes, newspapers, and more. Going above and beyond mere collection efforts, they even crafted their own robot collecting points – a testament to their creativity and commitment towards sustainability. Amidst boxes filled with recyclables and an atmosphere buzzing with excitement, Jodie and Richard's contribution stands out. Their beaming smiles reflect not only their pride in actively participating in this initiative but also highlight the joy that comes from making a positive impact on our planet. This heartwarming snapshot captures the essence of celebrations at Scholes Junior School during the 1990s. It serves as a reminder that even children possess immense potential to drive change when it comes to protecting our environment. The collective effort put forth by these students is truly commendable; it exemplifies how small actions can lead to significant transformations. Preserved through time by Memory Lane Prints staff members who recognized its significance, this photograph encapsulates an era where schools fostered values like responsibility towards nature while nurturing young minds for a better future - one recycle bin at a time.
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