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Freeway Park Primary cares about environment

Freeway Park Primary School learners were recently involved in keeping their school litter-free project by recycling paper and saving water as much as possible.

Learners were encouraged to be aware of the importance of a litter-free environment both from an aesthetic and hygienic perspective.

Wearing their special badges depicting their pride in keeping Freeway Park Primary School litter-free, learners sang songs while picking up papers.

Learners were encouraged to bring as much paper as possible to place in the recyclable bin to be recycled.

The Grade two learners at Freeway Primary School after their recycling of paper project. They are (from left) Ntokozo Nkosi, Mpho Nakgoba, Lesedi Maoke, Kamva Nxaneni, Mxolisi Mhlangu, Lethabo Buang, Asande Gumbi and Tsiamo Moatlhudi.

According to the school, the aim of the exercise was to teach learners the importance of recycling and also filling up the Mpact Recycling box as the school has entered the Mpact recycling competition.

Lastly, the learners were taught about the importance of saving water and making a positive difference in the society.

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