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Scourie Primary School awarded litter campaign grant By Alan Hendry Published: 10:30, 02 February 2021
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A north west Sutherland primary school is one of three in the Highlands selected to receive grant aid from the environmental charity Keep Scotland Beautiful to help them tackle litter.
Scourie primary, along with Crossroads in Caithness, and Aldourie, south of Inverness, are among 25 schools across Scotland awarded £200 to help develop and implement clean-up campaigns.
Pupils will be encouraged to carry out local litter surveys or litter picks with their own households as part of their outdoor exercise.Picture: Adobe Stock Images
Crossroads Primary School awarded litter campaign grant from Keep Scotland Beautiful By Alan Hendry Published: 17:00, 31 January 2021
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Crossroads is one of three primary schools in the Highlands to benefit from the anti-litter grant aid.
A Caithness primary school is one of three in the Highlands selected to receive grant aid from the environmental charity Keep Scotland Beautiful to help them tackle litter.
Crossroads primary, along with Scourie, in north-west Sutherland, and Aldourie, south of Inverness, are among 25 schools across Scotland awarded £200 to help develop and implement clean-up campaigns.