Should children bring rubbish from school, home?

Should children’s rubbish from school be brought back home?

Rubbish is a common sight these days, there aren’t a lot of people reusing and recycling like a lot of people are trying to persuade us to do as a daily act. Although some rubbish isn’t purposely littered around streets, birds scavenging for food is known for throwing out rubbish from bins. Making it compulsory for kids to bring home their rubbish from school helps them to remember to reuse (if possible) and recycle to reduce rubbish around our cities.

Firstly, It will help children to remember to reuse and recycle to reduce rubbish in and around our cities as I said before. If this sticks with them until they’re older they would be able to pass these values to their kids (the new generation) which will help earth last longer.

This makes it good for the earth and for your town/country because it makes it look cleaner and the atmosphere will be good.

Secondly, More rubbish will be in the bin and  not littered around property because of hungry birds. This makes life easier for people who have to pick up the rubbish after us and they won’t get much stress. Although if all the rubbish is always put into bins people who work for the council by picking up rubbish might lose their jobs if the streets are to clean. A little bit of rubbish is ok but if we make too much rubbish without recycling or reusing in the next century we might have a world like Wall E’s and we won’t like that.

Lastly, Nature can be affected by our actions because the rubbish lying around can actually damage forests and also it’s atmosphere. If forests are damaged our unique wildlife would be extinct in a couple of years. Which in turn takes out one of the reasons why tourists come here.

Do we want our world to deteriorate because of our rubbish? Well if you don’t this is why children should take their rubbish home daily from school.