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YOUTH LITTER SEGMENTATION RESEARCH

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DOES THEIR SCHOOL HAVE A <strong>LITTER</strong> PROBLEM?<br />

• All schools appeared to have litter in the grounds, albeit to varying degrees: “It’s<br />

not that bad at the moment”; “It’s absolutely everywhere”<br />

• Lunches and Breaktime were seen as the worst times for litter generation “It’s a<br />

mess, you can see all the seagulls come down after lunch and breaktime”; “It’s<br />

when we’re all outside, that’s the problem”<br />

• The main ‘litter hotspot’ was seen to be the playing field (particularly in the<br />

summer), as there appeared to be few bins in that location “All around the fences<br />

of the field - about a million crisp packets”<br />

• Many also saw the canteen/dining area as an issue - and the blame lay with a<br />

lack of (empty) bins “Chewing gum all over the bottom of tables in there”; “Bins<br />

get full in the canteen and so stuff is chucked at them”<br />

• Other hotspots included (in no order): playground, corridors, outside stairs,<br />

around vending machines, outside the canteen, around the school gates<br />

• The cleanest areas appeared to be the classrooms (as few were allowed to eat in<br />

them)

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