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WEEE Pledge Schools Recycling Challenge
Following on from the recent huge success of Crehana NS, Carrick on Suir in winning the WEEE Pledge Schools Recycling Challenge in Tipperary, WEEE Ireland has released a new promotional video to educate and encourage children around the country to better understand why, how and where they can recycle their waste batteries now and in the future.
With the start of a new school year, comes a new challenge. Schools across Tipperary have the chance to educate their students to become the next Guardians of Our Planet and to help them compete to become the next winner of the WEEE Pledge Challenge.
WEEE Ireland are more than happy for you to feature this educational video on your website for which the link can be found below:
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