Another Rubbish Morning Out!

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Another Rubbish Morning Out! Prestonfield Primary School

Eco Committee

Fossil Fuels

Green House Gasses

Carbon Footprint computer light Television fridge Calculate your carbon footprint at www.forestcredits.org.uk hoover DVD Player light microwave Hairdryer iPad Charger printer Television fridge computer oven freezer radio toaster Phone charger kettle Games consol Alarm clock

Energy Saving Tips Calculate your carbon footprint at www.forestcredits.org.uk Only boil the water you need Don’t leave your phone charging all night!!

Areas Stevenson – Clearburn Road Hume – Clearburn Gardens Palozzi- Clearburn Crescent Napier – Cameron House Avenue Inglis – Prestonfield Road

Please do not touch dog dirt!! Safety Please do not touch dog dirt!!

If you find a needle, DO NOT touch it. Tell the nearest adult!! Safety If you find a needle, DO NOT touch it. Tell the nearest adult!!

Adults please stay with your groups at all times

Safety Stick in your team of 3 Stay on the pavement Do not touch dog dirt Do not touch needles Report any needles to the nearest adult

Have a Rubbish Morning! Napier (Yellow) – P3 Stevenson (Green) – P4 Hume (Red) – P5/4 Paolozzi (Purple) – P6 Inglis (Blue) – P7 Calculate your carbon footprint at www.forestcredits.org.uk