A video produced by The Real Nappy Project, aimed at parents and parents-to-be. Information about ‘real
nappies’ including why and how to use them. Parents share
their experiences of washable nappies, and there is a demonstration
of how to use the different styles of nappy.
Cost:
£3 + VAT for individuals
£10 for organisations
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Community Waste Action Toolkit
A ‘How To’ guide for individuals
and organisations wishing to tackle waste problems at a local level. The Toolkit
is an easy-to-use document detailing how to set up a new waste
action group or work alongside existing community
activity.
Cost: £25
Free to community groups without funding. Individuals and any organisations (including universities) with an income need to pay.
Guide
to Enabling Community Waste Initiatives Partnerships (ECWIP)
A guide to developing your own local community
waste network. The guide features workshop exercises, case studies
and useful information. It was created for groups and local
authorities with access to a facilitator to take
them through the process. The guide was developed through working
with the first five networks which ECWIP helped to establish.
Cost: £25 to community
sector organisations £50 to others
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Review Of Existing Local Community
Waste Networks 2002-2003
A review of networks in operation during
the first year of the ECWIP project – featuring case studies,
revealing what networks provide to their members and how and
an insiders view of what it is like to be a member of a network.
A set of six A2 posters explaining the journey
of various materials from the user to either the waste stream
or through the recycling process. Materials covered are
steel, glass, aluminium, paper, green waste and nappies. On the reverse of each poster
are activities, further reading and other information.
For more information, please visit the education section of this website.
KS1
Might be Useful
Carefully tailored to fit the demands of the national curriculum and the Literacy Hour, these resources provide more than 2 weeks of literacy and music work suitable for Y1 and Y2 pupils. Literacy activities include guided reading, text and picture sequencing, cloze procedure, diary writing, character study, labeling and lists. Music activities include singing 'recycled' songs, exploring sounds, using simple notation and composing / performing a musical narration of the story. These activities are easily implemented by non-music specialists.
This basic pack comprises 'Might Be Useful' in PowerPoint format, 5 copies of the book, and teachers’ resource on CD. Other supporting resources are also available.
For more information, please visit the education section of this website.
Musical Instruments
Perfect for implementing the music activities described in the 'Might Be Useful' resource
book, this box of colourful musical instruments
is made completely from recycled objects.
For more information, please visit the education section of this website.
KS2
Scrapman Basic Resource set
This resource provides materials for more than
2 weeks of 3Rs-related literacy work for KS2 pupils, using 'Scrapman' and non-fiction texts as a starting point. Activities include diary and letter writing, persuasive writing, sequencing, charts,
poster design, a study of fonts, text
and content of leaflets, writing frames,
note-taking and presentation planning.
The basic pack comprises a 'Scrapman' big book, a small book and the teachers’ resource book on CD.
For more information, please visit the education section of this website.
Model of Scrapman
Robust hand-made stiff card model. 1.8 metre
high, breaks into sections for transportation.
For more information, please visit the education section of this website.
Prices on request for other
supporting resources
Resources on Loan
Full sets of these literacy, music and supporting
resources are available on FREE fortnightly loan to schools in Bristol, North Somerset and South Gloucestershire.
For booking details please ring 0117 930 4355 or email Jane Byass.
TRC organises regular INSET on how to get the most from these
materials. Contact us for details.
Promotional Items
Contact TRC if you are in the market for
any promotional materials including leaflets to promote kerbside
recycling collections, washable nappy campaigns, subsidised
compost bins, Mini Recycling Centres and much more. In fact,
if you have an interest to promote your waste minimisation campaign
and recycling service, TRC can help using the expertise and
knowledge from skilled staff.
Give-aways, merchandising, staff uniforms and recycled products
are just a few of resources TRC can produce.
These can be tailored to fit exactly the house style, brand
image and messages of the client. Some examples include recycled
Christmas wrapping paper, erasers, pencils, tee shirts, caps,
and reusable card labels. Larger, more unusual items commissioned
include life size compost mascots, ‘bendy wire’
recycling games for events, ‘cut-away’ bins and
compost bins to show contents at events.
TRC is adept at designing and delivering all types of exhibition
material from posters through to signage and large stands
for events, conferences and exhibitions.
Cost:
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