REGISTER A SCHOOL CLEAN UP
A School Clean Up is a great way to inspire your students to learn about the impact of rubbish on their local environment while playing an active role in their school.
You can work together to Clean Up - it can be the school grounds, a local park, or maybe bushland near your school - it's up to you. You can maximise the impact of the Clean Up by pairing it with a lesson from our lesson plans below.
There are kit options for Preschool, Primary and Secondary. Choose carefully as this will impact the size of the gloves you receive.
Please allow a minimum of 10 working days between registering and your event day, so Amazon has time to deliver your kit.
We're thrilled to announce Unilever Australia as our official Education Partner. Having worked together for the last 5 years, we look forward to continuing to inspire and educate young Australians on the importance of preserving our precious environment.
This year, Unilever donated $150,000 which went toward refreshing Cool.org curriculum-aligned lesson plans and the supply of free Clean Up kits to schools across the country.
The updated lesson plans cover key topics including how litter affects nature, what a circular economy is, the Australasian Recycling Label, how to dispose of waste correctly and lots more.
Need help planning your School Clean Up? Check out our useful resources:
If you have any education or school-related enquiries, please contact our education team at education@cleanup.com.au.
Curriculum-aligned Lesson Plans
Clean Up Australia has teamed up with Cool.org to create
resources and curriculum-aligned lesson plans to help teachers maximise the success of their School Clean Up.
The lesson plans help to focus your student's attention on waste and sustainability topics by giving them practical things to do as they learn.
Inspire your family and friends to make a change by sharing your pledge and tagging @CleanUpAustralia #CleanUpAustralia
Clean Up Australia acknowledges the Traditional Owners of Country throughout Australia and their continuing connection to land, waters and community. We pay our respects to Elders past and present.