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Wesley College does their part for the River

While the Raffles Girls Primary School students were at the Old Mill - Millennium Kids Youth Leader, Kate workshopped with Wesley College Year 10 students along the river. They picked up cigarette butts and rubbish.

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Hi everyone! Today, we're at the Millennium Kids for a leadership training program and to find out more about the enviroment and how we can help to save it. The view of the Swan River is simply stunning but we spotted some trash in the river which we think might endanger the health of the birds and fishes that depend on the river for a living. What we found really strange was that there was no trash at the playground whereas the river is extremely polluted.



While we were exploring the area, there were many families there to enjoy the view and for a picnic. Adults were walking along the river while the kids were enjoying themselves at the playground, as shown in the picture below:






We feel that taking care of the enviroment is everyone's responsibility as we all live together on the same planet. The view and enviroment is for everyone to enjoy and we all need to work together. We believe that with conbined efforts we can all make the world a better place for all of us to live in.





The stunning Swan River... that is being polluted and needs all our efforts to save...

By:

Qiu Jiayu
Rebecca Tang
Bianca Udella
Clara Keng
Aarya
Nicolette Teo