WEEK 2 | TERM 3 | THURSDAY 30 JULY 2020Bingara Central School

FROM THE PRINCIPAL’S DESKLast Friday, our staff had the privilege of engaging in whole school Visible Learning training. COVID-19 only allowed us the option to participate in this professional development opportunity through a virtual means. Our deliverer was stationed at Port Lincoln in South Australia, whilst we linked up with other schools in the Moree area. The training has set the tone for all our staff for the beginnings of a consistent learning model from Kindergarten through to Year 12. The purpose of Visible Learning is for teachers to gain a greater understanding of learning through the eyes of the student and for the student to see their learning through the eyes of the teacher. This will create a strengthened partnership in learning, students will have ownership of their learning and they will understand the learning processes and the challenges that come with developing new skills and refining them through practice. This is a three year process and will be a large part of what we do here at Bingara Central School from this point forward.Subject selection for Stage 5 and 6

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NEWSLETTERWe are a Positive Behaviour for Learning School. Our values are Honesty, Pride and Respect.

WHAT’S ONMonday 3 - Friday 7 August

Education Week

Wednesday 5 AugustCultural Day

Monday 17 - Wednesday 19 AugustTrial HSC

Friday 21 AugustThomson Cup

INSIDE THIS WEEKWheelchairs Wanted

Welcome to Bingara Central SchoolFarewell Mr Gardiner

Work EducationStars of the week

#BCSiswhereitbeganAwards

Sport

Brooke WallPrincipal

has begun. Stage 5 will receive their booklets this week, whilst Stage 6 will receive them next week. As we cannot hold the usual subject selection evening with parents, staff will be presenting information sessions to students during roll call over the coming weeks. Students will have access to details of the course and will be free to question their teachers about the subjects on offer. The first round of selections will be due on 14 August with the final round of subject selection lines to go out on 21 August. During this time our Careers Adviser Mrs Gasson will be working intensively with our students which will also require parent input. Parents are asked to read through the subject selection booklets, discuss options with your child and of course phone the school for any further follow up.Attendance at school plays a large part in improving student learning outcomes for our students. The NSW Department of Education expects that all our students have attendance rates of 90% and above. We are very close to meeting this target, currently we are sitting at 89.3%. It is essential that our students are here every day and that a prompt response and explanation as to your child’s absence is provided to the school. As of next week, we will be moving from our paper based attendance notification system to an attendance messaging system. For all students who are absent each day, a text message from the school will be sent to their parent’s mobile number that is recorded at the school. We kindly ask that parents either reply to the message with an explanation or ring the school. If contact details require updating at the school, please phone the front office.Breakfast Club is returning next week. We have been fortunate enough to be able to link up with the Food Bank program – School Breakfast 4 Health. Food Bank assists our school to deliver a nutritious meal that will help students focus and concentrate in class. We will even have a few surprises throughout the term for the whole school.We have a great day lined up for Yrs K – 10 next Wednesday. Week 3 is Education Week with the theme ‘Learning Together’. We all know the importance of parents as

WHEELCHAIRSWANTED

Stage 5 Physical Activity and Sports Studies (PASS) are currently undertaking a “Physical Activity and Sport for Specific Groups” unit of work. We are specifically learning about sport for individuals with disabilities. We would be grateful of borrowing any older wheelchairs that are not currently being used in the community which could be put to great use for some practical activities. If you could assist us in anyway and would be willing to lend a wheelchair for a four week duration, please contact the school on 67241606.

partners in learning with their child. We know that learning is more enjoyable when all our students participate and when they can meaningfully contribute to their community – great outcomes can be achieved! We have Buddy and his team from Winagaali Infusions joining us at The Living Classroom and also Jodie Herden who will be doing a story based art design workshop with the students. Jodie will be using these designs as inspiration for the Water Weaving Way art project at the Bingara Swimming Pool. The Expressions of Interests from the students to participate in this activity filled up quickly on Tuesday morning. We can’t wait to see the product that is produced from this activity.

CHRIS: I love how friendly everyone is at school. I like going to the park with friends. I enjoy playing rugby league and my favourite football team is the Newscatle Knights.STEPHANIE: Everyone is very friendly. I like Bingara because it is nice and quiet, not like the city. I like playing soccer and my favourite food is pizza. FAITHLYN: I like making new friends. Maths is my favourtie subject at school and I love playing oz tag.

WELCOME TO BINGARA CENTRAL SCHOOL

We welcomed another new family to Bingara Central School this week. We caught up with them to find out how they were enjoying Bingara Central School.

Hayeon is an International Student on practicum at Bingara Central School for the next fifteen weeks. Where are you studying?University of New England Armidale. I am currently doing my Masters Degree in Social Work.Why did you choose social work as a career?I want to help people. My mum is also a Social worker (in South Korea). Once I graduate I’d like to stay in Australia for a few years and then go back home to South Korea because I really miss my family.Why did you choose Bingara Central School to do your prac?I wanted the real-life Aussie experience in the country, not a big city.What do you like to do in your spare time?I go for a run and watch Netflix.What is your favourite food?WatermelonWhat is your favourite Australian food?VegemiteWhat is your favourite colour?YellowDo you prefer cats or dogs?DogsWhat is your favourite sport?I really like figure skating, or any sport on ice really.What do you like about Bingara?There are lots of running paths and I am looking forward to going horse riding.Do you have any advice for our students?Stay healthy physically and mentally.

WE WANT TO CELEBRATE

YOUR CHILD’S SUCCESS...

If your child has excelled in any extra curricular activities. Please feel free to let us know so we can share and celebrate their achievements!Phone the school on 02 67241 606, facebook message or email details to:

bingara-c.schools@det.nsw.edu.au

Jakes time at Bingara Central School has come to an end. After a ten week prac teaching block, Jake leaves us on Friday. We caught up with Jake to ask him about his time at Bingara Central School.

“I have had a great time, I have really enjoyed it. It is so nice to have small classes, it gives you more time to spend with each and every student. Actually, the Bingara community as a whole have been very welcoming.”Jake is taking a short break in Bellingen as a celebration for finishing his degree. He is planning to record some music with friends while he is there.When asked what he is going to miss the most about Bingara Central School, Jake replied “I’m really going to miss the students, especially the Stage 6 students. I have had a lot to do with them and I have given them my email so they can contact me with any question they may have in the lead up to the HSC and I wish them well.”Jakes parting advice is for students to take advantage of the smaller classes at Bingara Central School. The teachers want to help you, they want to see you succeed and do well.

FAREWELL MR GARDINER

STAGE 4 WORK EDUCATIONStage 4 have been studying career pathways in their Work Education classes. This week they put their knowledge to the test by playing the Game of Life.Stage 4 are commended for their enthusiastic participation in this activity. There were some very successful pathways chosen.

Mrs Gasson | Classroom Teacher

Infants Star of the Week

KADE HYear Two are working towards using a range of mental strategies and concrete materials to solve mathematical problems. Students are able to represent any three digit numbers using objects, pictures, words and numerals. They are beginning to use a range of strategies and informal recording methods for addition and subtraction involving one- and two-digit numbers. Kade is proving to be a maths whiz as he takes on and applies these new skills when working mathematically on written and oral maths tasks.

Secondary Star of the Week

CHELSEA SChelsea’s commitment to her Stage 6 studies has been noticed by each of her teachers. She seeks feedback on her assignments and is always looking for improvements, no matter how small. She has been an excellent leader and contributes fulsomely to the Stage 6 planning and fundraising. Watching Chelsea’s personal growth and improved self-belief blossom into the outstanding student she is today has been a pleasure to observe. We wish Chelsea the best as she approaches the final phase of her school education.

Primary Star of the Week

ZOE AZoe is a diligent student who is committed to completing all tasks to a high standard. She has produced many pieces of well written imaginative texts that capture the reader by frequently using sophisticated vocabulary and a variety of adjectives to enhance her writing. Zoe is also a super star Mathematician! She has great knowledge of mathematical facts and can manipulate known facts to calculate complex algorithms.Zoe has an infectious love of learning!

“A little progress each day adds up to big results”

Jade W, Ivy M, Hudson P, Cristian K, Willow A, Molly G, Carrina L, Montana B, Zoe A, Addison D, Hamish B, Blake T, Bianca F, Isaak J, Ben W, Leilani T, Emily-Kate R, Sarah D, Kaitlyn S, Brooke M, Shaylah R, Blaire J, Dianna F, Tayah B, Jay S and Jonathan O.

A CLUCKING SUCCESS

Congratulations to Jack C on his success last weekend at the Warialda Poultry Club Show. Jack was awarded Warialda Poultry Club Junior Champion. Well done Jack!

ATHLETICS SKILLS TRAININGStudents from Years 2 - 6 were eager to brush up on their shot put and discus skills this week under the guidance of Mr Jake Packer in preparation for Thomson Cup.

THOMSON CUP Friday 21 August

At Bingara Central School, we love to celebrate the success of our students both past and present #BCSsuccess. One of our 2020 students has recently accepted a wonderful career opportunity as an Apprentice Pastry Chef. Congratulations Blade, we look forward to hearing about your continued success! This week, we are proud to share your story as you embark on the next chapter of your life #BCSiswhereitbegan.

What is the best thing about Bingara Central School? The best thing about Bingara Central School is the teachers and it is like a little family here at school. It is good to come and see your mates and a great atmosphere to be in.

What is your favourite Bingara Central School tradition?My favourite tradition is probably the orange picking, it is always fun.

Where are you now? Occupation?In the first week of the school holidays I started at the Bingara Bakehouse as an Apprentice Pastry Chef. I am now in my fourth week. At the moment I have been making dough, putting the bread through the machine, making pies and learning the ropes. I am excited about my career. I start work at 1:30am and finish around 10:00am each day. As well as this, I am still going to continue my lawn mowing business as I am proud of that too.

What are some of your achievements? Moving to Bingara. I moved from Perth to Bingara and it is the best thing that happened to me. It has shaped who I am

today. If I would have stayed in Perth I don’t know where I would have ended up.Buying my Landcruiser is one of my great achievements. I left school for a bit in Year 9 to work in the shearing sheds. I saved all my money and was able to buy my own vehicle.I haven’t always had the best relationship with my teachers but this has improved the older I got. I am going to really miss Mr McGowan and Mrs Gasson, in particular. They have always been really good to me.

What is an interesting fact about you? My Year 12 major work project is a model steam engine. I am half way through but I’m going to finish it at home. I got inspiration for it from YouTube.I love cooking. Mum has been a big influence for me in the kitchen. I enjoy helping Mum cooking and decorating cakes and cupcakes. I was also a Kitchen Hand at the Imperial Hotel for a while.I was a Rouseabout in Queensland for a bit before coming back to Bingara to school.I have always done odd jobs after school and on weekends. Handyman type of things. I like to try and keep busy. I’ve done a fair bit in my short amount of time.For my lawn mowing business I own two ride on lawn mowers, two whipper snippers and two good push mowers. I love horse riding at Wadey’s. I started helping out when I was 9 years old and I am still there now on the weekends. Spot is my lead horse and also my favourite.

Where do you see yourself in ten years?Hopefully I’m still enjoying life as a pastry chef as much as I do at the moment. One day I might even own my own bakery.

YEAR 4 2012

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This training will be delivered by Community College Northern Inland Inc. (CCNI) — RTO 90027.

Cost:

RTO:

This training is subsidised by the NSW Government. Eligibility rules apply.

Commencing

If you’re a maker at heart, and ready to learn new skills to supplement your income or for work or pleasure then this practical skills-based course could be just the thing for you.Woodworking for Beginners offers a change of pace from traditional study. The course is designed to give you a hands-on introduction to the woodworking skills that are used in cottage industries, around the home or farm that you’ll be able to put into practice right away.

During the course you’ll learn about the two main areas of woodworking: basic construction and tool handling. You’ll use a variety of hand and power tools while you learn traditional woodworking techniques and terminology. Learn about safety for yourself and others as you build your first project—a classic box you can take home, decorate as you choose and use for storage.

A materials fee is included in the course cost which is fully subsidised for eligible students. Classes run over 6 weeks and will be small to ensure participants receive one-on-one instruction at every lesson.

This non-accredited workshop-style training is a pathway to the CPC20112 Certificate II in Construction for anyone interested in a career in construction.

Woodworkingfor Beginners

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COMMUNITY COLLEGE NORTHERN INLAND INC. RTO 90027

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Commencing Thursday 13 August 20209:00am to 3:00pm

Bingara Community College6 Riddell Street, Bingara

(02) 6724 1965

Thursdays for 6 weeks

Courses with the Nationally Recognised Training logo are accredited and comply with a national standard. These courses are recognised by employers and educational institutions Australia wide. Community College Northern Inland Inc. is proudly supported by the New South Wales Government, through the Department of Industry.

Hospitality and ServiceISSUING REGISTERED TRAINING ORGANISATION: ATAC (RTO 90886)

SITXFSA001 Use hygienic practices for food safety SITXFSA002 Participate in safe food handling practices

BINGARA: THU 13 AUG | 9.00AM - 5.00PM REFRESHER COST: $145 COST: $210TRAINING MODE: In-campus Learning

SITXFSA001 Use hygienic practices for food safety

BINGARA: THU 13 AUG | 9.00AM - 3.00PM COST: $125TRAINING MODE: In-campus Learning

SITHFAB002 Provide responsible service of alcohol

WARIALDA: TUE 29 SEP | 9.00AM - 4.00PM COST: $230TRAINING MODE: In-campus Learning

SITHGAM001 Provide responsible gambling services

WARIALDA: WED 30 SEP | 9.00AM - 4.00PM COST: $160TRAINING MODE: In-campus Learning

For more information about courses or to enrol visit www.communitycollegeni.nsw.edu.au

Contact you local coordinator on Ph: (02) 6724 1965 | Mobile: 0438 546 519

Email: bingara@communitycollegeni.nsw.edu.auCommunity College Northern Inland Inc. is a community based, non-profit organisation.

RTO 90027 | ABN 46 590 341 073

Construction and SafetyREGISTERED TRAINING ORGANISATION: Community College Northern Inland Inc. (RTO 90027)

CPCCWHS1001 Prepare to work safely in the construction industry

COST: $150 COOLATAI: THU 27 AUG | 9.00AM - 5.00PMBINGARA: FRI 28 AUG | 9.00AM - 5.00PMTRAINING MODE: In-campus Learning

Campus UpdateThe College is committed to ensuring our students, partners, team members and visitors, study, work and visit an environment that is safe and places their interests first.We are changing the way we do things to better support safe student learning.Remote LearningIn response to widespread COVID-19 concerns the College is delivering a growing number of courses remotely.We are continuing to deliver a high-quality educational experience by providing:• printed learning materials delivered to students at home;• Zoom remote classroom workshops; and• interactive learning resources to support remote

learning.The decision to adopt a blended learning approach has been made to ensure the safety of students and the wider college community.If your course is being delivered remotely, we will contact you with instructions on how to take part in your class.In-campus LearningCourses are continuing to run in-campus in those situations where we are able to confidently meet social distancing and other safety requirements. A limited number of First Aid classes are scheduled for in-campus delivery during term three to allow people who require First Aid currency to maintain compliance.For more information about our supported learning options visit:

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Career Preparation Courses Computer CoursesREGISTERED TRAINING ORGANISATION: Community College Northern Inland Inc. (RTO 90027)

‡ This training is subsidised by the NSW Government. Fully subsidised training may be available for eligible students. See our website or contact your local campus to discuss course fees and eligibility.

In this introduction course you will learn how to:• operate a personal computer (PC) in a home or

small office environment, access files, send andretrieve emails and use peripheral devices.

• operate word-processing applications to create and formatdocuments, create tables and print labels.

• use a range of digital devices such as a digital camera, video camera, or personal digital assistant (PDA) device.

This course includes units of competency from ICT10115 Certificate I in Information, Digital Media and Technology.DETAILS: Thursdays for 6 weeks | 9.00AM - 3.00PMBINGARA: Thursdays 30 JUL - 3 SEP TRAINING MODE: In-campus Learning

This is a practical hands-on course where you will learn the basic knowledge and skills for welding with Manual Metal Arc (stick) and Gas Metal Arc (MIG) welding processes. This course includes units of competency from the Metal and Engineering Training Package.DETAILS: One day per week for 6 weeks | 9.00AM - 3.00PMWARIALDA: Fridays 14 AUG - 18 SEPTRAINING MODE: In-campus Learning

HLTAID001 Provide cardiopulmonary resuscitationDETAILS: Half Day | 8.30AM - 10.30AM COST: $65WARIALDA: SAT 5 SEP BINGARA: SAT 19 SEPTRAINING MODE: In-campus Learning

REGISTERED TRAINING ORGANISATION: Community College Northern Inland Inc. (RTO 90027)

First Aid

HLTAID001 Provide cardiopulmonary resuscitationHLTAID002 Provide basic emergency life support HLTAID003 Provide first aidDETAILS: One Day | 8.30AM - 4.30PM COST: $160WARIALDA: SAT 5 SEP BINGARA: SAT 19 SEPTRAINING MODE: In-campus Learning

Seniors Computer Courses

Discover how being online can add new skills and experience to your life. Be Connected is a free Australian Government initiative for over 50s helping you to get the most out of going online. BINGARA: Tuesdays 10.30AM - 12.30AMWARIALDA: Tuesdays by appointment.

Be Connected

Hobbies and Leisure

Focusing on using your camera on manual mode, what the buttons are for and the exposure triangle. Bring: DSLR camera, charger, accessories, camera manual notebook and pen, lunch.WARIALDA: SAT 26 SEP | 9.00AM - 3.00PMBINGARA: SAT 29 AUG | 9.00AM - 3.00PMCOST: $85 (inc. gst) or $150 (inc. gst) Photography and Editing

Focusing on learning Lightroom, developing a workflow and having a look at Photoshop.Bring: Laptop and charger with downloaded free 7 day trial of Adobe Lightroom Classic and Photoshop beforehand, notebook and pen, lunch.WARIALDA: SUN 27 SEP | 9.00AM - 3.00PMBINGARA: SUN 30 AUG | 9.00AM - 3.00PMCOST: $85 (inc. gst) or $150 (inc. gst) Photography and Editing

Photo Editing Workshops

Photography Workshops

This Microsoft Word and Excel training will teach you the essential skills to create, edit and print professional looking documents.This course would suit those who have basic day to day computer skills who want to learn techniques and functions of the software. This course includes units of competency from BSB30115 Certificate III in Business.DETAILS: Thursdays for 4 weeks | 9.00AM - 3.00PMBINGARA: Thursdays 10 SEP - 1 OCT TRAINING MODE: In-campus Learning

SHORT COURSE: MS Word & Excel ‡

REGISTERED TRAINING ORGANISATION: Community College Northern Inland Inc. (RTO 90027)

Driving

Join these interactive sessions, which aim to help you gain your Learner’s licence with confidence. Receive driver education in literacy, language and numeracy to assist with the Driver Knowledge Test.The last lesson will include a group booking at the RMS to sit the test to gain your learner’s permit. You will also receive access to computers to practice the RMS Learner Driver Knowledge Test. At the completion of the program you will receive a Letter of Exemption from the Learner Driver Knowledge Test fee.This program is delivered in partnership with ACE Community Colleges Ltd. It includes units of competency the Foundation Skills Training Package.

DETAILS: 3 days | 9.00AM - 3.00PMCOST: $200 or free for eligible participants^ ^Anyone who identifies as Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander is eligible for a fully subsidised position.

BINGARA: Mon - Wed 31 AUG - 2 SEPWARIALDA: Mon - Wed 7 - 9 SEP TRAINING MODE: In-campus Learning

Learner Driver Knowledge Course ‡ WOODWORKING FOR BEGINNERSBuilding Skills for Future Work ‡If you’re a maker at heart, and ready to learn new skills to supplement your income or for work or pleasure then this practical skills-based course could be just the thing for you. Woodworking for Beginners offers a change of pace from traditional study. Get a hands-on introduction to the woodworking skills that are used in home-based enterprises, around the home or farm that you’ll be able to put into practice right away. We’ll provide a great environment for you to learn new skills while you work on your take home project. DETAILS: One day per week for 6 weeks | 9.00AM - 3.00PMBINGARA: Thursdays 13 AUG - 17 SEPWARIALDA: Expressions of InterestTRAINING MODE: In-campus Learning

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Provide First Aid Introduction to Information Technology ‡

Introduction to Welding ‡

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Entry form

Attach this form to each entry.

Name of student:

Year / Class name:

Sex: Boy Girl

School:

Teacher:

I give permission for my child’s artwork to be used byMoree Plains Shire Council and/or Cleanaway forpromotional material.

I have read and understood the Conditions of Entry.

I am aware that any media related to this competition may feature photographs and/or the name of my child.

Parent/Guardian title: Mr Mrs

Parent/Guardian name:

Address:

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Truck Art Competition

Be green, keep your recycling clean

You could have your artwork printedon the side of your local councilrecycling truck - and win $150!*See conditions of entry

1) All children who attend a school in the Moree Plains Shire Council area are eligible to enter.

2) Competition commences 27/07/2020 and closes 21/08/2020.

3) To enter; create an artwork that depicts the theme of “Be green, keep your recycling clean”.

4) Entries must be flat (no sculpture or collage), landscape orientation, and either submitted on A4 paper without creases, or as a digital pdf file.

5) Complete the entry form on this pamphlet and attach to the back of the artwork or with the digital file. Return these to your child’s teacher, who will submit these to Jacqui Norrie, Cleanaway, P.O Box 159, Moree 2400. jacqui.norrie@cleanaway.com.au.

6) Entries may be submitted individually, or as a class or school effort. Only one entry per individual, class or school effort will be accepted.

7) Each entry will be individually judged by Cleanaway and Moree Plains Shire Council employees. Entries will be judged based on artistic merit and how well they depict the competition theme.

8) The judges’ decision is final, no correspondence will be entered into.

9) Parents/ guardians and schools of the winner and finalist will be notified by 18/09/2020.

10) The winner will be awarded a $150 local gift card.

11) All entries will remain the property of Cleanaway and Moree Plains Shire Council.

12) Entrants’ names and their photographs may be used by Cleanaway and/or Moree Plains Shire Council for promotional purposes.

13) Cleanaway and Moree Plains Shire Council reserve the right to slightly alter the winning artwork for promotional use.

14) Cleanaway and Moree Plains Shire Council will not be held liable for loss or damage to the entries.

15) Entries received may not be returned.

16) Cleanaway and Moree Plains Shire Council reserve the right to cancel the competition if no suitable entries are received.

The Art Competition

We’re calling all students to create an A4 landscapepicture that celebrates our ‘Be green, keep yourrecycling clean’ theme.

Artwork can be on paper or digital. The use of boldcolours using paint and/or text is encouraged. Entriesmay be submitted individually, or as a class or schooleffort. Kindergarten to year 12 students who attenda school in the Moree Plains Shire area can enter.

The picture should show the importance of recyclingproperly. Students should consider what goes in therecycling ‘yellow lid’ bin and how simple it can be toremember to always recycle correctly. They should alsothink about the environmental benefits of recyclingand why we should always recycle.

Moree Plains Shire Council is workingwith their waste and recyclingcontractor, Cleanaway, to host the “Be green, keep your recycling clean”truck art competition.

Always keep your recyclables empty, clean,

dry and unbagged to avoid contamination.

Contamination occurs when we place the

wrong things in our recycling bins. Items that

should never go in your recycling bin are:

plastic bags, clothing, green waste,

food and liquids.

Paper, cardboard, glass, plastic and tins

from our kitchens, laundries and bathrooms

are the ONLY five items that should be placed

in the recycling ‘yellow lid’ bins!

“Be green, keep yourrecycling clean”

How to submit

Please read the Conditions of Entry on the back ofthis leaflet and then complete the entry form. Return the completed entry form to your child’s teacher, who will submit the entry with the artwork to:

Jacqui NorrieCleanaway, P.O Box 159, Moree 2400jacqui.norrie@cleanaway.com.au

The winner will have their artwork printed onto the side of a Cleanaway waste collection truck and receive a $150 EFT card. The runner-up will also receive a $50 EFT card.

Dirty, gross items such as tissues, nappies, dog poo

and paper towels should definitely never be placed

in the recycling bin either!

Sticking to the five simple items will help improve the

quality of our recycling and prevent recyclable

materials ending up in landfill.

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