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RECOMMENDATIONS▪▪Involve as many people as possible▪▪Cooperate with educational authorities, they mightsupport your ideas▪▪To plan the project event using SMART objectives▪▪To brainstorm students <strong>for</strong> their ideas and identify thosethat are of the biggest interest <strong>for</strong> them▪▪Let students be responsible and lead the projectamazing differences. 40 students from all <strong>schools</strong> plantedfive beautiful flower beds on one of the town squares.We did the school survey at the Ecological Fair on April 1.We had some workshops on raising awareness about people’sdamage to the nature. More than 75 students measuredtheir ecological footprint, had a survey at school. ThePeace Corps volunteer conducted two workshops on reusingplastic bottles into useful things, showed ecological films.All <strong>schools</strong> took pictures of the dirtiest places in our town,displayed them in the town council. We participated in theAll-Ukrainian cleaning up event, planted flower beds. Aschool Footprint conference on April 17 was a great success.Students prepared reports on saving the <strong>planet</strong>.About 150 students from all town <strong>schools</strong> celebrated EarthDay on the main town square. We played ecological gamesdrew our <strong>planet</strong> where every school had its own continent.ACHIEVED OBJECTIVESDuring the project we gave young people the knowledgeand skills to measure and lower their ecological footprint.We involved five local <strong>schools</strong> in the project. We sharedthe materials, showed films on the ecological issues, promotedtips on how to save the <strong>planet</strong> and its resources.Ecological conferences were held in all <strong>schools</strong>.We encouraged young people to improve their communitydemonstrating by example. During the cleaning up campaignabout 600 people made their surroundings cleaner.The pictures, taken be<strong>for</strong>e and after the cleaning up, showedWe managed to make the Earth Day celebration a bigtown event. The people’s deputies came to thank studentsand teachers on their activeness and supportedthem in their activities.BIGGEST OUTCOMES OF THE PROJECTWe involved all town educational establishments, communityauthorities and organizations in our project.We have raised a great students’ interest. Students from allages and their parents help us with collecting used paper.The cleaning-up project changed young people’s behaviour.They try keep their community clean. Young learners madea display of drawn pictures of endangered flowers in ourlocal area to prevent their destroying. Now students areaware that they can do a lot to make our <strong>planet</strong> greener.We will have the presentation of the project at the Parentalschool meeting in May and September.WHAT WENT WELL? WHAT WENT NOT SO WELL?..This was the first ecological project and it was a big success.The presentations and reports during the projecthad a big influence on the participants. They were able tosee their progress and this inspired them greatly.However, we are still collecting the used paper <strong>for</strong> recycling.It’s difficult to find a company interested in collecting it.IMPACT ON THE SCHOOL’S EDUCATIONAL SYSTEMWe decided to have the similar celebrations next year. Wewill plant flowerbeds and trees to create a school garden.We will have annual ecological events to raise awarenessof people and encourage them to reduce their pressureon the <strong>planet</strong> and to contribute to a socially and environmentallyfriendly community.HOW DID YOU CELEBRATE?The end of the project celebration coincided with the celebrationof the Earth Day. The teams of every school prepareda poster on ecology, a game and we drew a Big Green<strong>planet</strong> in the town centre. Every school got a certificate. Projects Report 69

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