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How inspired are your students to engage in future sustainability action?

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Please provide 2+ examples of student voice on the kit's impact on them "I liked getting to use the gloves to collect our rubbish." "I liked getting to come up with solutions to stop the rubbish from getting in our drains in the first place. It was really interesting how much rubbish wasn't rubbish but was just stuff from our classrooms."

Which kit components were the most impactful and why? The gloves and the posters because it helped explain important facts to them.

How many bags of rubbish did your class collect?

How has this kit impacted your class culture toward whenua ora (land wellness) and sustainability? Very much because we used them on our own school grounds so it felt relevant and immediate to them.

What is the legacy this kit will leave behind on your learners? They are working on solutions to prevent so much rubbish and stationery items from getting in the drains in the first place.

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What was the latitude and longitude of your clean up? (from Sea Cleaners poster) -36.88729, 174.73741

What was your cleanup location type? School

Which of the following types did your class collect? Food Wrappers, Household Waste, Toys

What was the most interesting piece of rubbish found and why? Dinosaur toys from one of the nearby classrooms because there's no way that could have gotten in there unless it was intentionally dropped.

“These kits were great. We used them along with some litter traps that we had installed in our school to look at what sort of rubbish was getting trapped in our drains and to think about how we could prevent this rubbish from reaching our oceans. We were able to learn about taking care of our environment and do some statistics work around the type of rubbish we found.”

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Posted 1 year ago

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Please provide 2+ examples of student voice on the kit's impact on them 'It is sad to see how much rubbish is getting to the sea animals'. 'I have learnt if we see rubbish lying around we need to pick it up because it is hurting sea life'

Which kit components were the most impactful and why? The gloves and bags, which made it a novelty to pick up rubbish and the animal posters that we use to glue the rubbish that we found on to them. It was a good visual for the kids to make the connections.

How many bags of rubbish did your class collect? One bag

How has this kit impacted your class culture toward whenua ora (land wellness) and sustainability? The children have more of an awareness that even though we may not be by the sea or water it can still make its way there so we need to look after all waterways and keep them rubbish free.

What is the legacy this kit will leave behind on your learners? That we all need to take responsibility for our land and waterways and educate others aswell.

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What was the latitude and longitude of your clean up? (from Sea Cleaners poster) 36.6353° S, 174.5495° E

What was your cleanup location type? Creek, Native Bush

Which of the following types did your class collect? Plastic Bag, Plastic Bottles, Plastic Cups, Food Wrappers

What was the most interesting piece of rubbish found and why? A gumboot

“This was a great resource that provided a hands-on activity for the kids that consolidated their previous learning about 'why we need to keep our waterways clean. We did not use this on the beach as our school is rural, however we used it to clean up along our local waterway and the learning around this was invaluable.”

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Posted 1 year ago

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Please provide 2+ examples of student voice on the kit's impact on them 'We learnt about being Kaitiaki and we being responsible for cleaning up the seashore. I liked wearing the special rubbish collecting gloves'

Which kit components were the most impactful and why? The gloves were great and the children wore them with pride. The resources that provided facts about looking after our environment were very valuable.

How many bags of rubbish did your class collect? We collected 5 little buckets of rubbish that would have filled 1 bag, however there had been 2 school groups visit the area we went to previously so potentially we could hav ecollected more.

How has this kit impacted your class culture toward whenua ora (land wellness) and sustainability? This kit has given the children a broader awareness of our responsibility to care for our environment for current and future generations.

What is the legacy this kit will leave behind on your learners? The legacy that all living things on Earth are interconnected and our impact, in terms of pollution, can have a very detrimental effect on sea creatures (and other animals and plants) and that we need to ensure we make sustainable choices that are going to benefit our planet not destroy it.

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What was the latitude and longitude of your clean up? (from Sea Cleaners poster) 43 degrees South, 173 degrees East

What was your cleanup location type? Beach

Which of the following types did your class collect? Plastic Bag, Plastic Bottles, Household Waste

What was the most interesting piece of rubbish found and why? An old nappy - nobody could believe that someone would leave this on a beach, disgusting!

“Our recent school trip to the seashore was a remarkable and heartwarming experience that left an indelible mark on the young minds of our students. Organized with a dual purpose of education and environmental responsibility, the trip saw a group of enthusiastic and inquisitive Year 1 and 2s venture out to clean up the seashore. The entire experience was a testament to the transformative power of nature, teamwork, and the impact of hands-on learning. From the moment we arrived at the picturesque seashore, the children were captivated by the breathtaking views of the rolling waves, the soft sand, and the crisp, salty sea breeze. Their eyes sparkled with excitement as they eagerly gathered around to hear about the day's mission – to clean up the beach, safeguarding the environment for future generations. The children, armed with gloves, buckets, and a passion for making a difference, set out on their mission. Their energy was boundless as they scoured the shore, meticulously picking up various pieces of litter and debris. What made this experience truly special was the way the children embraced their task with enthusiasm, turning what could have been perceived as a chore into a game. They shared their finds, from discarded plastic bottles to old jandals, counting the items as if they were treasures unearthed from the deep. During the cleanup, the children's inquisitive minds led them to ask questions about the source of the litter and the consequences of pollution on the marine ecosystem. Teachers and a CHCH City Council educator were on hand to provide valuable insights and information, turning the beach into an open-air classroom. The combination of hands-on learning and their natural surroundings made for a profound educational experience.”

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Posted 1 year ago

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Please provide 2+ examples of student voice on the kit's impact on them 'I went home and cleaned up the nearby reserve with my Mum over the weekend' & the children wanted to put the gloves on again and give our school a clean up - kaitiaki's.

Which kit components were the most impactful and why? Gloves - able to use them

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How has this kit impacted your class culture toward whenua ora (land wellness) and sustainability? The children developed their learning further by understanding the 4 R's

What is the legacy this kit will leave behind on your learners? The knowledge that a small part can play a big part in helping our environment

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What was the latitude and longitude of your clean up? (from Sea Cleaners poster) Latitude: -43.4303681278. Longitude: 172.7042412758

What was your cleanup location type? Beach

Which of the following types did your class collect? Plastic Bottles, Food Wrappers, Tin Cans

What was the most interesting piece of rubbish found and why? Parts of dead fish

“We used the gloves to visit a local Canterbury beach and worked with our city council to spend 2 hours cleaning up a stretch of shoreline. The children then learnt to classify 'natural' or 'non natural' rubbish. Much fun and engagement by all.”

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Posted 1 year ago

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Please provide 2+ examples of student voice on the kit's impact on them 'We can make a difference, we can stop plastic going into the sea and harming sea creatures. Two of my students encouraged their whānau to do a beach clean up in the weekend.

Which kit components were the most impactful and why? The gloves: these mitigated health and safety issues around dirty waste. The waste audit poster: Students loved filling in all of the sections, it made it feel very official and created great discussion around types and quatities of waste.

How many bags of rubbish did your class collect? 1 half size bag.

How has this kit impacted your class culture toward whenua ora (land wellness) and sustainability? It has enhanced their advocacy as they know they can make a difference and they are influencing their whānau.

What is the legacy this kit will leave behind on your learners? We can make a difference.

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What was the latitude and longitude of your clean up? (from Sea Cleaners poster) Akaroa Main Beach.

What was your cleanup location type? Beach

Which of the following types did your class collect? Plastic Bag, Plastic Bottles, Food Wrappers, Straws, Household Waste, Toys

What was the most interesting piece of rubbish found and why? A fip flop jandel.

“The kit was perfectly designed to enhance our inquiry into 'The Problem With Plastic'. It provided us with resources to take action and feel empowered about making change through participating in a beach clean-up and auditing the waste we found.”

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Please provide 2+ examples of student voice on the kit's impact on them I loved keeping our community clean. We have made a difference protecting the animals.

Which kit components were the most impactful and why? Being able to see what other teachers were doing. Seeing the impact of picking up rubbish with the equipment provided.

How many bags of rubbish did your class collect?

How has this kit impacted your class culture toward whenua ora (land wellness) and sustainability? That we can make a difference in our community and it starts as small as noticing the rubbish and picking it up.

What is the legacy this kit will leave behind on your learners? That they can help so many people by simply doing the right thing.

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What was the latitude and longitude of your clean up? (from Sea Cleaners poster) Na

What was your cleanup location type? Creek, Park, School, River

Which of the following types did your class collect? Food Wrappers

What was the most interesting piece of rubbish found and why? Tires because what happened to it for it to be there

“Loved the resource that came with this kit. It was great that you were able to reuse the gloves and bags unlike using plastic bags and gloves. It was very easy to adjust to the direction I wanted to take in my class. I am never disappointed with the incredible quality of these kits.”

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Posted 1 year ago

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Please provide 2+ examples of student voice on the kit's impact on them K - “it made me realise how much rubbish we have around school. It made me angry” b- “I was disappointed to see the rubbish around school and it adds to the GPGP”

Which kit components were the most impactful and why? The poster was fantastic, it helped show just how much rubbish we found and we could use it a statistical investigation

How many bags of rubbish did your class collect? 1 from around our class alone

How has this kit impacted your class culture toward whenua ora (land wellness) and sustainability? This has been very impactful on my learners, especially the pasifika and maori learners. They can see the impact it has on the sea and land.

What is the legacy this kit will leave behind on your learners? The importance of picking up rubbish and to not take our land for granted

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What was the latitude and longitude of your clean up? (from Sea Cleaners poster) -

What was your cleanup location type? School

Which of the following types did your class collect? Plastic Bag, Plastic Bottles, Food Wrappers, Household Waste

What was the most interesting piece of rubbish found and why? The amount of chip packets. There were so many.

“I really enjoyed this kit. Our kids have been learning about sea and river population in reading and have been talking about the great pacific garbage patch. This interested so many of them that I got this to compliment it.”

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Please provide 2+ examples of student voice on the kit's impact on them "There was a bit of glass on the beach so it was great we had the gloves to keep us safe" Emily Year 5 "We planned to analyse the rubbish as part of our Marine project and the poster made it easy to do this and share with our parents who came in to see our project." Maddi Year 5

Which kit components were the most impactful and why? Having the gloves and bags. The poster for analysing. The animal posters

How many bags of rubbish did your class collect? 4

How has this kit impacted your class culture toward whenua ora (land wellness) and sustainability? We had a show case with family and shared our findings. We think family were shocked with how much rubbish on the beach and we hope this will raise awareness. As a class we learned about the importance of using bins and package free lunches.

What is the legacy this kit will leave behind on your learners? We can make an impact and a change. It's up to all of us.

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What was the latitude and longitude of your clean up? (from Sea Cleaners poster) SCOTT POINT BEACH HOBSONVILLE

What was your cleanup location type? Beach

Which of the following types did your class collect? Plastic Bag, Plastic Bottles, Food Wrappers, Household Waste, Tin Cans, Toys

What was the most interesting piece of rubbish found and why? A plastic trolley. It was still in great use so we don't know why someone would just leave it there on beach.

“Our Marine Reserve Group used this kit to assist with their Kaitiakitanga beach cleanup. Having the gloves and rubbish bags made the job super easy and save for our ocean warriors. They really enjoyed the followup tasks of analysing the rubbish found and sticking the rubbish onto the ocean animals,”

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Posted 1 year ago