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London schoolchildren rebuild broken toys to cut waste

London schoolchildren rebuild broken toys to cut waste
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London schoolchildren are participating in the 'Broken Umbrella Challenge,' a project that teaches them to disassemble and repurpose broken toys to reduce waste. The initiative aims to foster climate awareness and encourage creative problem-solving among youth.

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Educational programs focused on circular economy principles help prepare the next generation to address environmental sustainability challenges.

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Share Save Add as preferred on Google Gem O'Reilly London BBC Pupils get stuck in as Dr Renee Tonkin shows them what is hiding inside their old toys Schoolchildren across London are being taught how to take apart and rebuild broken toys and household items in a project designed to cut waste and get them thinking about climate change.

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