Trash Talk

We all make mistakes in life, so when recycling, you are going to make some mistakes along the way.  This is a part of life, so don't sweat it!

Just like any mistake, you have to learn from it & today we will be going through the most common recycling mistakes that homeowners can look out for! 

Any keen Lego builder or any parents out there will have felt this pain more times then they care to think of or want to talk about. The pain of standing on Lego. 

For our readers who have never experienced this, picture stepping on a plug, now picture stepping on a 100 mini plugs that find its way under your toes and every other bit of foot you didn't know existed...that is Lego. 

Seemingly harmless at full glance, but step on one and you will be carrying some physical bruises.

We are switching things up with the blog, as this week, we are investigating many common recycling myths that you will hear out there.

It is time to get those recycling myths busted...and what better way to do that then with a game. 

MYTH OR TRUTH - We are going to put to you a myth or a truth and want you to guess the answer before reading on.…one point for the correct answer.

You are playing for recycling pride and pride only.

Let's see your wastage knowledge on many of the common myths about recycling!

The journey of waste involves many steps like making it, picking it up, moving it around, making it better, and either getting rid of it or using it again in different ways. How we deal with waste depends on what kind of waste it is and how it needs to be disposed of. 

The journey of waste can vary depending on the type of waste and the local waste management practices. The UK waste management journey of responsible waste disposal may look a little something like this…

Apart from ensuring your stress levels stay low, why does decluttering your home matter?

Well, a tidy and clutter free home isn't just rewarding to look at and to impress your friends & family with.,. But there are also many mental and physical benefits to keeping your home clutter and mess free. 

Before we start throwing out different advice of how and why you should declutter, we first want to add that we totally understand if your home doesn't stay decluttered for long.

Join us on this journey, from nature-inspired play to the magic of recycling bins, hopefully helping you introduce sustainability and green practices into the very fabric of your early education setting. 

It's not just about teaching the ABCs; it's about fostering a love for the Earth and teaching your children eco-friendly habits from the very beginning.

So, grab your reusable water bottle, put on your favourite green thinking cap, and let's embark on a playful adventure where every leaf is a lesson and no leaf will be left upturned!