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Join the Comenius Project as five European schools collaborate on an online magazine focusing on waste management. Discussing pollution, nutrition, and sustainability, students will research and write articles on various recycling methods and the impact of waste on the environment and health. Get ready to explore topics such as reducing, reusing, and recycling different materials, including plastics, paper, glass, metals, organics, and textiles. Encouraging a culture of sustainability, the project aims to inspire students to take action in their schools and communities.
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Who was Comenius? Hi. My name is Johann Comenius. I lived in what is now called the Czech Republic between 1592 and 1670. My belief was that only through education can man reach his true potential.
Our Comenius Project: Five european schools will be working to produce an on-line magazine which can be read by pupils and teachers in each of the five schools.
Our five schools are in: • Ballymena • Jerez de la Frontera • Domodossola, Piedmonte • Seelow, Berlin • Strasbourg Do you know where these places are?
Seelow Ballymena Strasbourg Jerez de la Frontera Piedmonte
Our project will have two themes: Pollution and nutrition.
How many worlds do we need? If everyone in the world was as wasteful as we are in the UK we would need 8 worlds to keep going.
Most of our waste is burned or buried which is bad for our environment and our health
Our throw-away culture is wasting resources and damaging people’s health
We want to focus on the theme of waste management. You will be split up into groups of two and over the next week will prepare a newspaper article on your topic. You should use ICT to produce the article.
The topics are: • The problem of waste in NI • Landfill sites • Reduce • Reuse • Recycle- plastic bottles • Recycle- paper • Recycle- glass
Topics cont. • Recycle- metals • Recycle- organic waste • Recycle- textiles • The nappy problem • Buying recycled products • What can our school do?
We are very much looking forward to reading your articles… and hope that you enjoy writing them! Remember that pupils across Europe will be researching this theme too, and we can read their work in January.