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Kia ora Takahē. Awesome job, I think this is so important, especially when birds and other animals might eat the rubbish. Where do you think the rubbish comes from? And what else can we do to stop it appearing at school?
ReplyDeleteThank you Mr Margetts for commenting on our blog. We in Takahe think rubbish comes from people that do not put rubbish in the bins - Taylen from Takahe
ReplyDeleteWE can have no plastic day to reduce rubbish. - Takahe team