• What can I put in my recycling bin?
• Where are the local Waste and Recycling Centres?
• What do I do if my bin is broken or missed?
• Information about Suntown landfill
• Sustainable Gardening Workshop online registration
• State waste levy information
• New landfill disposal charges effective from 1 December 2011
• $750 recycling subsidy for business

Related Links

• At Home
  • Waste Avoidance and Reduction
  • Around the House
  • In the Garden
    • Composting and worm farming workshops
      • Sustainable Gardening Workshops Registration Form
    • Worm farm case study
    • Composting case study
• At School
  • For Students
    • Waste
    • Recycling
    • Green and organic waste
    • Litter-free schools
    • News, events and competitions
      • Truck Art Ideas
  • For Teachers - Wipe Out Waste schools program
    • WOW mobile waste education facility
    • WOW Classroom presentations
    • WOW Challenge
  • Activities
  • Wipe Out Waste registration
  • For the Wipe Out Waste Challenge
• At Work
  • For Business Owners and Managers
  • For Staff
• Business and Industry
  • Fast Facts on Waste at Work
  • Make a Green Change
  • Waste Reduction Toolkit
  • ecoBiz and Business Clusters
  • Subsidies and grants for business
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Activities

 

For teachers and students

 

  School bin audit (43kb)

  Recycling quiz (100kb)

  Composting fact finder (60kb)

  Word search 1 (71kb)

  Word search 2 (135kb)

 

For teachers

Gold Coast City Council offers teaching professionals a range of complete, ready-to-use educational modules developed in conjunction with Griffith University and designed to complement the Education Queensland Curricula.

There are many different education modules, covering a wide range of subjects, available on the Council website with those specific to waste management detailed below.

• Secret life of an empty drink bottle (Years 4-5)
  What does the process of recycling involve?  
• The five 'R's rap (Year 9)
  What are the five ‘R’s and why are they important?