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who presented the school with its trophy.


v ; “We chose to commend St ■ Mary’s Primary School in the Environmental Innovation category as they were the only school that had actually tried


School,^ Osbaldeston, was a finalist.in the Green Fingers Award and received a special commendation in the Envi­ ronmental Innovation Award. The judges were impressed by the school’s use of technology to improve their environmen­ tal performance and by the pupils’ eco-friendly inven­ tions, including an invention by Charlotte, aged 10, who has invented a handle that allows short pencils to be re-used,


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WINNING IDEAS: School pupils and staff celebrate their environmental achipuo. ments at Mytton Fold Hotel, (s)


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. prove our planet and se­ lecting the winners was an incredibly difficult task. AGCCE are proud to be a part of these awards, and to help recognise and reward all this hard work and dedication.” St Michael and St John’s R.C. Primary School, Clit- heroe, also received a high­ ly commended award for


“The winners have worked really hard to im-


■the Waste Savers category for drastically reducing the amount of waste the school generates.


judged the Waste Savers Award. “They stood out be­ cause they have shown real dedication to r^ in g aware­ ness of such an important issue within their school.” The Awards, which are


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