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West Island elementary students raise money for outdoor garden, repairs to school’s compost bin

WATCH (28 March, 2019): The environment club at Sherbrooke Academy Junior is collecting clothes to help save the environment. The school, in conjunction with an organization called Super Recyclers, is hoping to raise enough money to fix its compost bin – Mar 28, 2019

Students at Sherbrooke Academy Junior in Beaconsfield, Que., raised $223 during a recent campaign to help save the environment.

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The school collaborated with an organization called the Super Recyclers to raise the funds, with students collecting old clothes for donation and receiving money based on how much the items weighed.

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The money will go to an outdoor garden and repairs to the school’s compost bin.

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“It’s so not everything ends up in the dump so that ants can make food out of it,” explained seven-year-old Maddie, a student at the school.

Eighteen students volunteered on their lunch hours to do their part to help the planet.

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