Learner Voices: What do you think we can do to help save the planet?
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As part of our work on sustainability and climate change, we asked our learners…
What do you think we can do to help save the planet?
EYFS: “We have to look after all the things we have, so they don’t break. We need to put all the rubbish in the bin, so we can keep things clean.” - Keyingham Prmary School
Year 1: “We could turn lights and televisions off when we are not in the room.” - Croxby Primary School
Year 2: “We need to recycle so that our planet does not suffocate.” - Penshurst Primary School
Year 3: “Don’t chop down trees! Recycle your mail and put your rubbish in the right bins! ” - Keyingham Primary School
Year 4: “We should raise awareness about deforestation so that fewer trees get cut down – we need them to survive! ” - Croxby Primary School
Year 5: “It is all about the carbon footprint; we need to reduce fossil fuels, invest in wind and solar energy, recycle and just be more thoughtful in the choices we make every day.” - Penshurst Primary School
Year 6: “It is really important to reduce our waste and recycle. We also understand it’s necessary to plant lots of trees to help reduce global warming.” - Keyingham Primary School
Year 7: “I would encourage everyone to make sure their litter is disposed of and not left littering the environment.” - Wolfreton School & Sixth Form College
Year 8: “In schools, we can reduce the amount of plastic bottles used and introduce recycling bins. Remember, reduce, reuse, recycle.” - Howden School
Year 9: "Saving the environment requires unity and commitment amongst people and planet." - Winifred Holtby Academy
Year 10: “To save the planet I think we should cut down carbon emissions and try to find a more sustainable and renewable way to generate electricity. ” - Holderness Academy & Sixth Form College
Year 11: “Use bikes and public transport instead of driving.” - Wolfreton School & Sixth Form College
Year 12: "Encourage a world effort to produce a larger quantity of food on less land, where it's likely to thrive, whilst encouraging people to shop locally." - Hessle High School & Sixth Form College
Year 13: "Learn more from the mistakes of those who have gone before us. Recycle and reuse, and dedicate our spare time to developing our own knowledge more." - Cottingham High School & Sixth Form College