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Young eco-champions from Castleford primary school join community clean up at RSPB nature reserve

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Allerton Bywater Primary pupils and teachers collected 12 bags of litter. The litter pick was part of the school's work educating pupils about the environment and the impact they can have on the world around them. The RSPB reserve is between Castleford and Leeds and is home to the St Aiden's nature reserve.

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Young eco-champions from Castleford primary school join community clean up at RSPB nature reserve

Staff, pupils, and their families from a Castleford school spent a morning cleaning up St Aidan’s RSPB Reserve.

4 months ago·Wakefield, United Kingdom

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Young eco-champions from Castleford primary school join community clean up at RSPB nature reserve

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