Recycling posters and resources to support Northumberland schools in setting up effective recycling schemes that will be sustainable.
On this page:
What can we recycle at home and school?- a printable poster / sticker
Recycling posters from Recycle Now
Litter posters and resources
Composting resources
Furniture and equipment reuse poster
Environmental awareness dates
Website links- recycling and environment
Learning from other schools
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Many of the posters on this page are provided by Recycle Now. To find out about terms of use, please click here to view their website. Recycle Now suggest that the posters are printed to A3.
The Recycle Now posters on this page can also be found on the Recycle Now Schools webpage, along with more designs.
The Recycle Now website includes many more useful resources for schools on recycling and composting.
Please click on the picture to download a recycling bin sticker / poster which can be saved to your computer or printed for your wall or noticeboard. This poster shows the different things that all Northumberland householders can recycle in their kerbside recycling bins and also any schools with a recycling collection picked up by Northumberland County Council on the same collection round as surrounding houses.
Please click here for more information on setting
up a recycling scheme in school.
(Please click on the small pictures to download the posters)
Please click here for more posters
from Recycle Now.
Please click here for more Primary School posters
on the Recycle Now website.
Please click here for more
Secondary School posters.
The posters below and more like them can also be found on the Recycle Now schools page.
Please note that some of the designs that you may use from the Recycle Now website may not show accurate information for what can be recycled in your particular school recycling scheme and will need to be adapted to show the correct materials. Materials that can be collected for recycling varies nationally and even within the North East of England.
The posters below have been selected as the ones that are most likely to be useful for your school.
Please click here to see more designs on the Recycle Now website (please remember that many will need to be adapted)
British Glass recycling loop poster
More Recycle Now posters
Please click here for
Keep Britain Tidy posters
and resources.
Love Where You Live posters
Marine Conservation Society
factsheet- Please click here.
Please click here to go to the MCS website.
Please click on the picture you are interested in to download the poster, booklet, or information sheet.
Composting guidance for schools
A booklet for householders
and schools
Buying a compost bin
(Furniture and equipment reuse in schools and offices)
Promotional poster
Please click here to download the poster
Find out more on our School Recycling Directory
Furniture and Classroom Equipment
or
on our Green Purchasing page for schools
Are you running an environmental event in school or with your local community group?
How about linking your event to a national or international awareness campaign?
Here are some ideas:
Waste less live more week
Waste less live more week: 17th- 23rd Sept 2012
The Pod Waste Week (Schools)
The next Pod Waste Week is 11-17th March 2013. Sign up will open in Autumn 2012. Sign up early to get a free campaign pack. You may need to register to the Pod first. Please click here for more.
The Pod Switch off Fortnight (Schools)
The next Pod Switch off fortnight will run from 19th November - 2nd December 2012
Click here to find out more
Click here for The Pod Year Planner
Click here to find out what The Pod is all about
Climate Change Week: 4th -10th March 2013
Please click here
International compost awareness week- 6th - 12th May 2013
National Recycle Week
Click here to take a look at what happened during the Recycle Week in June 2012.
or link to a national waste scheme such as
Keep Britain Tidy Campaigns, and The Big Tidy Up
Please click on the link above to find out about the new House of Objects scrap store and creative recycling centre at the Rising Sun Country Park, including directions and joining information.
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