As part of our drive for sustainability and eco-awareness, and under our new banner of being recognised as a plastic free school, the children have been making their own Christmas crackers to accompany their Christmas meal in order to eliminate the use of single use plastic.
Using sugar paper to make the inner tube, tissue paper to form the cracker shape and twine to secure the ends, each cracker contained the traditional cracker snap, a tissue paper hat and an original message of kindness or joke inside. Some children chose to decorate the outside of their crackers too.
The year 6 children kindly supported the Reception children by helping to make theirs. Everyione was delighted with the results.
Using sugar paper to make the inner tube, tissue paper to form the cracker shape and twine to secure the ends, each cracker contained the traditional cracker snap, a tissue paper hat and an original message of kindness or joke inside. Some children chose to decorate the outside of their crackers too.
The year 6 children kindly supported the Reception children by helping to make theirs. Everyione was delighted with the results.
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