Wbhs Continues To Cultivate Environmental Awareness

WESTVILLE BOYS' HIGH SCHOOLRef: https://www.wbhs.co.za/wbhs-continues-to-cultivate-environmental-awareness

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Collected on 6 August 2026

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This document announces an ongoing environmental initiative at Westville Boys' High School where students, parents, and staff are encouraged to recycle empty milk bottles. The school has been collecting bottles since 17 June 2017 and has delivered 875 kilograms of plastic to a recycling company, earning a bench made from recycled materials as recognition. The effort is part of broader national recycling campaigns supported by organisations like Wildlands Schools Recycling and PETCO.

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recycling collection opportunityOngoing

Participate in the milk bottle recycling drive

Students, parents, and staff can contribute empty milk bottles from home or school to help reduce plastic waste. Bottles are collected daily and sent for recycling to help prevent pollution.

Who it is for: students at Westville Boys' High School, parents of students, staff at Westville Boys' High School
How to act on it: Bring empty milk bottles to the tuck shop, staffroom, or designated collection points at school

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Members of the Task Team collect the bottles from the tuck shop, staffroom and from the boys who bring bottles from home on a daily basis

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Reference

https://www.wbhs.co.za/wbhs-continues-to-cultivate-environmental-awareness

Key Takeaways

17 June 2017
875 kilograms
milk bottles
Westville Boys' High School
PETCO
Wildlands Schools Recycling
recycling
bench
tuck shop
staffroom
Westville Boys' High School
WBHS Environmental Task Team
Mr Erwin Brandt
Wildlands Schools Recycling
PETCO