This petition is here so people can help our campgin "Fairtrade Products In Wokinghma Schools." We want to get as many people as possible to support us and help make it happen. We are three Students of The Bulmershe School and we want to make a difference for people in the schools and who are making these products for us. Reading is a Fairtrade community yet many schools across Wokingham do not Sell the products, despite the fact they teach and support the orginisation. We need your help so please sign.
We are currently preparing formal correspondence to present to the district council regarding the procurement policies of local educational institutions. Your ongoing commitment ensures that the necessity for ethical purchasing remains a prominent topic of discussion.
February 13, 2012
The momentum behind this campaign has grown significantly following our recent milestone. This progress indicates that the community recognizes the importance of aligning school procurement practices with the values taught in our classrooms.
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Claire Duncan
14 years ago
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SUPPORT THIS! Why is Reading doing it but Wokingham is just sitting on their hands???
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Sarah Norton
14 years ago
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Its honestly ridiculous that schools preach about this stuff but dont actually sell the products in their own canteens. Fix it already.
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Mark Mehta
14 years ago
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Great idea. The kids should learn where stuff comes from and why it matters.
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This petition is here so people can help our campgin "Fairtrade Products In Wokinghma Schools." We want to get as many people as possible to support us and help make it happen. We are three Students of The Bulmershe School and we want to make a difference for people in the schools and who are making these products for us. Reading is a Fairtrade community yet many schools across Wokingham do not Sell the products, despite the fact they teach and support the orginisation. We need your help so please sign.
We are currently preparing formal correspondence to present to the district council regarding the procurement policies of local educational institutions. Your ongoing commitment ensures that the necessity for ethical purchasing remains a prominent topic of discussion.
February 13, 2012
The momentum behind this campaign has grown significantly following our recent milestone. This progress indicates that the community recognizes the importance of aligning school procurement practices with the values taught in our classrooms.
3 Comments
C
Claire Duncan
14 years ago
Featured
SUPPORT THIS! Why is Reading doing it but Wokingham is just sitting on their hands???
S
Sarah Norton
14 years ago
Featured
Its honestly ridiculous that schools preach about this stuff but dont actually sell the products in their own canteens. Fix it already.
M
Mark Mehta
14 years ago
Featured
Great idea. The kids should learn where stuff comes from and why it matters.
SUPPORT THIS! Why is Reading doing it but Wokingham is just sitting on their hands???