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A school partnership making a difference in Willenhall
Date published: 09.07.26
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A group of talented pupils from St Anne’s Primary School are helping make Willenhall a cleaner, greener place, with their artwork now taking centre stage on local litter bins.
As part of our regular community clean-ups pupils were invited to design posters encouraging people to keep Willenhall litter free.
The winning designs will now be displayed on Coventry City Council litter bins, helping spread their important message across the community.
Every poster entered into the competition is also being displayed at the Haggard Centre, celebrating the creativity and commitment of all the pupils who took part.
Congratulations to our winning artists:
- 1st place: Chloe – £50 voucher
- 2nd place: Amelia – £25 voucher
- 3rd place: Anando – £15 voucher
The school was also awarded £250 in recognition of the pupils’ fantastic efforts.
Rachel Batson, Headteacher at St Anne’s Primary School, said:
This project is one of many ways we’re working with local people, schools and partners to create neighbourhoods that everyone can be proud of. Through practical action like our community clean-up events and the creativity of local children, we’re helping build cleaner, greener communities together.
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