#32 Help de Oosterwoldschool Sofia in de Textielrace!

from Radio Oosterwold · host Eric Kooijman

De Goudplevieren doen mee aan de Textielrace!Radio Oosterwold opent seizoen 2 met een vrolijke en inspirerende aflevering. Dit keer zijn de kinderen van klas 3-4 van de Oosterwoldschool Sofia, de Goudplevieren, te gast. Zij doen mee aan de Textielrace: een wedstrijd tussen Almeerse basisscholen om zoveel mogelijk textiel in te zamelen en hergebruik te stimuleren.De kinderen vertellen enthousiast hoe ze kleding repareren, creatieve nieuwe dingen maken van oude stoffen en kilo’s textiel verzamelen. Ook leer je waarom het belangrijk is om kleding niet zomaar weg te gooien: voor één spijkerbroek is bijvoorbeeld al 8000 liter water nodig.Wil je de Goudplevieren helpen? Breng dan aanstaande dinsdag 7 oktober je oude textiel naar de Oosterwoldschool Sofia aan de Neolithicumweg in Almere.Luister de aflevering en ontdek hoe kinderen met kleine acties een groot verschil maken voor het milieu! Get full access to Dit is Oosterwold at erickooijman.substack.com/subscribe

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