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Category Archives: Recycle for Schools
Suffolk Schools recycle mobiles and raise hundreds to boost equipment funds
Teachers, pupils and parents at two schools in Suffolk have been leading the way in the county for mobile phone and ink cartridge recycling, and have been able to raise funds to buy new equipment as a result. Melton Primary School near Woodbridge and All Saints Middle School in Sudbury have raised £524.00 between them by simply collecting and donating unwanted mobile phones and used ink cartridges as part of the Recycle for Schools scheme.
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More Funds for Schools and Charities from Recycled Mobile Phones
RPC Recycle is sending off cheques worth £781.64 today to schools and charities raised from the collection and recycling of mobile phones.
Local schools in Norfolk and two cancer charities are set to receive cheques to spend on whatever they need the funds for. Most schools put the funds towards things like their eco-areas, playground toys or new books.
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New Equipment Funds for Norfolk and Waveney Schools Recycling Mobile Phones
Schools throughout Norfolk and Waveney have benefited from funds totalling £1207.21 this year by collecting and recycling unwanted mobile phones and used ink cartridges through RPC Recycle’s Recycle for Schools scheme. The funds are being invested in new equipment like books, playground toys and art materials.
Pupils at Heather Avenue Infant School in Norwich started taking part in the scheme in January and raised £305.43 for their collection efforts over two terms.Â
Suffolk School is Head of the Class for Mobile Phone Recycling
Pupils at Dell Primary School in Lowestoft are leading the way in our Recycling for Schools scheme, having collected mobile phones and ink cartridges worth a fantastic £385.83 in under a year. The funds raised mean the school council can spend the money on new equipment.
The latest collection was carried out in March and the pupils have been presented with a cheque for £114.79 for their efforts. The school council, made up of pupils from each year group in the school, last decided to spend their funds on new playground toys such as skittles and skipping ropes for every class.
