The Recycling project 2007 celebrating 100 Years of Scouting
Throughout the year the Explorer Scouts are running a recycling
project which involves the recycling of aluminum cans.
We are depending on the cubs and scouts to donate cans every week, which
will then be taken to recycling center in Ypsonas and in exchange we will collect
money.

Why should you recycle?
•        Saves money
•        Saves energy
•        Saves the earth’s resources

The monthly plan:
At the end of each month, the aluminum cans will be collected, squashed
and sent to the center. The money collected will be saved and at the end of
the year will be donated to charity or for any other good cause.

Dalia ( Explorer Scout )
53rd St Barnabas Scout Group
Re - Cycle Page 2007
Money made  from Recycling:

January           £20.00

February          £8.00   for  20Kg

March               £32.00

April                  £17.00  for 43Kg

May                   £20.00  for 50kg

June                 £14.00 for 40kg

July                   £30.00 for 75kg

August             £15.00 for 28kg

September     £16.00 for 46kg

October          £10.00 for 27kg

November      £18.00 for 53kg

December      £400 Donation in
                  Memory of Kenneth
                  Hobson by the                
                   Hobson Family

Total               £600.00

The Explorers have bought two
Morphology Mattresses which
they will present to the Anti
Cancer society on Sunday 9th
December.
Four Cubs show how many  
aluminum cans we can
collect in one week. All the
cans are squashed.
More cans are needed to
achieve our target.
Dalia and Marina
sorting through the
cans getting them
ready for the recycling
center.
Recycling center
1. The cans are put in
a hydraulic  press and
tested with a magnet
to make sure all the
cans are aluminum.  
2. The cans are then
squashed and exit
the press in a box
shape.
3. The box of cans
are then weighted
and for every 1Kg
we get 0.40c or
0.35c.
Above Scouts helping
squash cans.
Click here to download a poster,
made by our cubs, to put up at
points where you are collecting
cans from.
The last bags
24 bags of  Aluminium Cans, which
took 3 hours to sort out  getting rid of
the metal tins by the Explorer Scouts,
are squashed and weighed totaling
53kg and sold for £18.