Tilney All Saints student is a recycling gem and earns a Blue Peter badge for her passion for the environment
Lily Dickson of Tilney Primary School with her Blue Peter Badge - Credit: Archant
A Blue Peter badge has been earned by a pupil from Tilney All Saints Primary School.
The Year 5 pupil was sent the prized badge after she wrote a letter to the BBC programme, showing her understanding of, and concern for, the impact of deforestation.
Lily Dickson, 10, said: “It must be awful to live in an area affected by deforestation and we must all help to do our bit to save the earth.”
Head teacher, Anne Senior, said: “We are all very proud of Lily for showing her compassionate nature, and we should all be aware of the massive scale of deforestation that takes place and what we can do to help.
“Lily showed us her green Blue Peter Badge, which she informed us was made from recycled plastic!”
Children at the school have learnt about the effects that deforestation continues to have around the world, with problems caused by, among other things, agriculture, a rapidly growing population and greenhouse gas emissions.
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