Hengoed Primary pupils do their bit for their environment!

    29 May 2012

    Pupils from Hengoed Primary School after their litter pick

    Pupils from Hengoed Primary School having been taking pride in their environment and helping to improve their local community by taking part in a litter pick clean up campaign in and around their school grounds.

    Several large bags of litter were collected from the site by pupils, with the help of Caerphilly County Borough Council's Tidy Towns team.

    Marion Thomas, Headteacher of Hengoed Primary School commented, "Our pupils have helped to improve the environment and show genuine enthusiasm and pride for our local environment. Hopefully our efforts will be an example for the rest of the community to follow".

    Throughout the month of May, Caerphilly County Borough Council has encouraging schools, residents and community groups to grab their litter pickers, spades and wheelbarrows and join forces with the council for The Big Spring Clean 2012!

    Litter pickers and refuse sacks are available for any groups or schools wishing to organise a clean up – the council will also arrange to collect the litter collected following the clean up.

    To get involved, or to report an environmental concern in Caerphilly county borough please contact Caerphilly StreetPride on 01443 866 566 or visit www.caerphilly.gov.uk/streetpride

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