Premier League Primary Stars Plastic Pollution Challenge winners announced!

By Premier League Primary Stars · Thu 02 May 2019

We are pleased to announce the ten lucky schools selected in the prize draw to win a visit to Sky Academy Studios.

At the start of this year we were thrilled to launch our competition in partnership with Sky Ocean Rescue, encouraging schools to help reduce ocean plastic pollution.

Using the supporting resource pack created for the competition, we asked schools to come up with a pledge they could put into action in their school and local community to have a positive impact on the environment. Schools entered by uploading their pledge along with a shot of them in action to the site.

We were overwhelmed by the support for this competition with over 13,500 pupils across England and Wales getting involved in submitting some fantastic entries! We would like to encourage all schools to continue their amazing efforts and share any examples with us on Twitter @PlCommunities and using the hashtag #PLPrimaryStars

We are now pleased to announce the ten lucky schools who were selected in our prize draw to win a visit to Sky Academy Studios in London to make a film about their pledge! The schools and classes are:

Horse Chestnut, Armthorpe Shaw Wood Academy, Yorkshire and the Humber:

John Muir Nature Award, Herons Dale School, South East

The Journey of Single use plastic, Bedford Primary School, North West

Clywedog and Taff, St Mary's Catholic Primary School, Wales

Year 5's Pen Recycling Scheme, St Mary Abbots School, London:

Sycamore Class, Clutton Primary School, South West

Hungary Class, Belmont Academy, Kent

School Council, Richard Wakefield CofE (VC) Primary School, West Midlands

Prevent plastic pollution, The Richard Clarke First School, East Midlands

Year 6, Eastlea Primary School, North East:

The ten films created by these schools will be shared on the Premier League Primary Stars site and an ultimate winner chosen by a panel of judges. This school will receive a visit from Plasticus the Sky Ocean Rescue whale plus the Premier League Trophy and some other special guests!

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