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Waste Free Lunch

Waste Free Lunch. At Bishops Wood Centre. When you visit Bishops we hope that you will bring a Waste Free Lunch. Here are some tips:. Use a refillable drinks bottle or flask instead of cartons and cans Put sandwiches in a re-usable container instead of food bags, foil or cling-film

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Waste Free Lunch

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  1. Waste Free Lunch At Bishops Wood Centre

  2. When you visit Bishops we hope that you will bring a Waste Free Lunch. Here are some tips: • Use a refillable drinks bottle or flask instead of cartons and cans • Put sandwiches in a re-usable container instead of food bags, foil or cling-film • Avoid goods that have lots of packaging

  3. Waste Free Lunch • Any waste from your lunch will be sorted into two buckets. • One for waste food and one for wrappers

  4. Waste Free Lunch • The waste buckets will be weighed • Your class will be given a certificate to show how much waste there was

  5. Compost heaps Worm bins How we dispose of wasteCompost heaps and worm bins recycle waste food

  6. How we dispose of wrappers • Metal drink cans are recycled • Glass containers are recycled • Paper napkins can be composted • Plastic goes to land-fill as there are no facilities for recycling plastics in our area • Usually we ask classes to take their waste wrappers back to school to recycle

  7. You can find out more about sustainable and waste free lunches by visiting these websites • www.wastefreelunches.org/ • http://www.english-nature.org.uk/science/nature_for_schools/primary_3.asp

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