Recently Auroa Primary School has begun an overall of what is being created and carried out with regards to our environmental work.
One of the key aspects of this is sorting the rubbish that is collected by the students at our school. To this regard we wanted the students to be more actively sorting the waste material that they create.
While we were able to gain colour coded rubbish bins for this process one of the issues that we wanted to ensure was that the right waste would go into each bin. To do that we turned to one of the pieces of technology at our school, the Roland Versa Sign Maker. We have a dedicated sub-page to this machine and the way that we have used it on this blog, you can click on the link here or you can search in the search box on our blog and use the keywords 'sign maker'.
Each of the four bins has a different sticker which has been placed on the top of the bin but also the sides. The design for the sticker was created by our middle school students - Year 5 and Year 6 students who are ten and eleven years old. You can convert essentially any .PNG file into a sticker (and younger students can of course use apps such as Pic Collage as a creation tool) and then print it.


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