Pupils and staff at Cowbridge
Comprehensive School will be celebrating Go Green Day – making it bigger and
better than last year! Firstly, it will be a non-uniform day, but with a slight
twist. If pupils wear an item of green clothing they will pay 50p -
but if they fail to wear green, they’ll pay £1 instead. The greener the better! The money will go towards ‘The Size of
Wales’ charity and Eco-initiatives in school.
Secondly,
pupils and staff are being encouraged to leave their cars at home. It would be
great if everybody could travel in the
most eco-friendly way possible, by catching the bus, walking, cycling or
car-sharing on Go Green Day. The Eco-Committee will be
collecting information on how pupils and staff travelled to school during
registration and we hope to improve on last year’s results.
Furthermore,
a FairTrade cake sale will be held during key stage three and key stage four/five
breaks. Also, the Eco-Action Club will be planting spring bulbs around the
school grounds during lunch. Any support from parents, pupils and
staff for Go Green Day by baking cakes or donating spring bulbs will be
greatly appreciated.
Lastly, during period
5, every pupil in KS3 - from Years 7 to 9 - will take part in a 3km Green Fun Run. Pupils need to wear
appropriate green clothes to school and bring trainers with them. Sponsorship forms will be
distributed next week for pupils to raise as much money as possible. Pupils can
even challenge themselves to run the 3km in a personal best time. Prizes will
be awarded for the fastest runners in each year group, including tickets to
Taskforce. Let’s
Go Green!
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