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Kids Against Plastic is all about taking action against plastic pollution.
We’d love to see as many people as possible doing their bit.
Here are some ways we can help you get involved!
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Hello! We’re Amy and Ella Meek, aged 17 and 15, and the founders of Kids Against Plastic!
Not long ago we came across the UN’s Global Goals and got inspired to do our bit for the planet, and after finding out about the negative effect single-use plastic is having on the environment, we launched the Kids Against Plastic campaign.
Our charity has three main aims that we hope to achieve through: EDUCATION (learning) and ACTION (doing)
Supporting The Global Goals and #iWILL.
Proud to be a UNESCO Green Citizen project.
- New protections for Scottish seas
- Greenwashing: What it is and why the UK watchdog is launching an enquiry
- Kitted out for beach cleaning in Scotland
- Great British Beach Clean 2020 results: PPE pollution on the rise on UK’s beaches
- World Jellyfish Day: Some of the jellyfish superstars you can spot on UK shores
- Our chance to tell the Scottish Government to tackle single-use plastic
- Climate, the sea and me: join us at the Youth Climate Summit
- Single-use plastic straws, stirrers and cotton bud sticks banned in England from today
- Help us #KeepItClean this summer!
- Make your own Plastic Challenge this July
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Here’s another pdf from the awesome Chatham Grammar School did during Stage 3: Becoming Plastic Clever. Have a read – it will be sure to help 👍 👇👇👇👇
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Well done to all of the staff and pupils at Archbishop Cranmer School for their amazing hard work and dedication to achieve Plastic Clever Status. Please take a look at…
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Fast fashion, faster environmental disaster. As the second largest polluter across the globe, the fashion industry continues to have catastrophic effects on our environment. Not only do clothing factories contribute…
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Have yourself a green Christmas A little change can make a big impact. And this Christmas we are asking for your help! The festive season is a special time of...
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Entering the global pandemic, it appeared there could be a possibility of an environmental silver lining, with lockdowns keeping people away from the roads and skies, and a decrease in...
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A project with the aim of engaging young people in exploring their perceptions of and researching what they feel are the key issues in the plastics circular economy. The project...
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Make curricula interactive – in person or online. Introduce sustainability and climate action topics in an engaging way in any class – from geography or biology, to foreign language, civics,…
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Deepen understanding of key science principles and foster critical thinking skills through playful activities and games. See where curiosity can go! Innovation starts with linking up imagination and the world…
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Great British Beach Clean Source to Sea, is an exciting project from the Marine Conservation Society (MCS) taking place across the UK between Friday 18th and Friday 25th September 2020. This year, MCS are taking the learning inland, local and online, so you…
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Annotated images to show the resources/ materials that are used to produce single-use plastic. A great resource to support discussion about single-use plastic
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All schools that register on the Plastic Clever Schools initiative receives a free set of educational resources, and even more when they reach Plastic Clever School status. Sign up here:...
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Join teenage activists Amy and Ella Meek on their mission to rid the world of single-use plastics in this practical book, perfect for budding eco-warriors.
Be Plastic Clever will teach young activists about the dangers of plastic pollution and climate change, but also to help them find their voice. Amy and Ella want their book to help young readers shout about the issues they are passionate about and inspire them to become young activists in their own right.
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Be Plastic Clever We all have a part to play in contributing towards turning the plastic tide. In our TEDx talk at Exeter, Kids Against Plastic set out their Plastic...
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A case study and guide for becoming a Plastic Clever Guide or Scout Group. Thanks to Hannah Marsh and the 1st Thatcham Guides, we have just made available a case study and activity guide for any Scout or Guide group wanting become Plastic Clever.
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