Editorial

=Editorial=

We recently wrote a letter to the editor of the Liverpool Leader. We have not heard back yet.
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Year 6 St Christopher’s Holsworthy, is part of a school project called Beyond the Fence. We are undertaking this project with three other schools from our local area. Our focus for the project is about looking at the rubbish beyond our school fence and where this rubbish is coming from. We are writing this to make you aware of the rubbish that is on Heathcote road and along our school boundaries. We are conscious that some of this rubbish is from our school and some of it is from the local community. We need your help to keep our community clean by putting all of the rubbish in the bin, even if it is not yours. Recently we undertook a rubbish audit along the boundaries of our school. We found that the majority of the rubbish was paper, cardboard and plastics, a lot of which could be recycled. As well as this, cigarette butts were found. If you have rubbish please help our environment and the Local community by putting it into the correct bin. There is too much rubbish. We are polluting the environment and our world. Jordan Wunderlich, Alexander Wilkins and Alexander Firtko St Christopher’s Year 6 2012. We are asking for your help. Please don’t dump rubbish, put it in the bin.