'Green Day' held at Burry Port school
School pupils in Burry Port are going green. A ‘Green Day’ was held at Glanymor School to raises awareness on issues including litter, waste and recycling and energy efficiency. A workshop was held with Year 9 pupils who are looking at designing their own eco house with council sustainability officers there to offer advice on composting food and garden waste. A second workshop was also held with TATA Steel on can recycling. Pupils then carried out a litter-pick of the school grounds, the bus bay and the area outside the school in the afternoon. In total they collected 26kg of rubbish mostly crisp packets, sweet and chocolate wrappers, drinks bottles and cans as a result of ‘eating on the go.’ The pupils have now suggested a rota for form groups to carry out litter-picks in these hot-spot areas in form period and morning registration. A lot of work is underway at the school to help the environment. As well as having recycling bins in the classroom and in the yard, the school also h...