Hi There, we are a group of Year 13 Social Studies students searching to find change with regard to Macleans College's waste management policies. As of right now, our school has no policy in place concerning waste, however, we are looking to change this for the near future to ensure sustainable recycling and waste disposal. Through signing our petition (which you can do so anonymously) you show your interest for Macleans Implementing our proposed, 'Macleans Green Thumb Policy 2024', this policy will entail:
- Ensuring our school recycles accordingly
- Introducing organised waste bins throughout common rooms
- Ensuring each faculty at Macleans deals with waste accordingly
With regards to the ethical concerns that trouble our campaign, signatures can be revoked at any time per the signers request. Please email [email protected] if this concerns you. Thanks
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good luck with this guys. hope the school actually listens this time
GREAT INITIATIVE! About time the school grew up and dealt with the mess we produce every day.
All waste recycling initiatives should ensure they are genuine and not just shifting the schools waste problem on to someone else’s plate
Its honestly embarrassing that we dont even have decent bins for this yet. About time someone pushed for it
Come on Macleans, this is a no brainer. Inspire the next generation to be good global citizens
MACLEANS NEEDS TO GET THEIR BLOODY ACT TOGETHER
Great idea and initiative :)
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Hi There, we are a group of Year 13 Social Studies students searching to find change with regard to Macleans College's waste management policies. As of right now, our school has no policy in place concerning waste, however, we are looking to change this for the near future to ensure sustainable recycling and waste disposal. Through signing our petition (which you can do so anonymously) you show your interest for Macleans Implementing our proposed, 'Macleans Green Thumb Policy 2024', this policy will entail:
- Ensuring our school recycles accordingly
- Introducing organised waste bins throughout common rooms
- Ensuring each faculty at Macleans deals with waste accordingly
With regards to the ethical concerns that trouble our campaign, signatures can be revoked at any time per the signers request. Please email [email protected] if this concerns you. Thanks
26 Comments
Get into it. We should all be doing our own little bit towards helping the environment out .... they all add up.
good luck with this guys. hope the school actually listens this time
GREAT INITIATIVE! About time the school grew up and dealt with the mess we produce every day.
All waste recycling initiatives should ensure they are genuine and not just shifting the schools waste problem on to someone else’s plate
Its honestly embarrassing that we dont even have decent bins for this yet. About time someone pushed for it
Come on Macleans, this is a no brainer. Inspire the next generation to be good global citizens
MACLEANS NEEDS TO GET THEIR BLOODY ACT TOGETHER
Great idea and initiative :)
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Get into it. We should all be doing our own little bit towards helping the environment out .... they all add up.