Pupils from Neuss' Rhine district craft eco-friendly holiday tree ornaments
In the spirit of the festive season, students from several schools in Rhein-Kreis Neuss have come together to create sustainable Christmas tree decorations. The Vocational Training Center Grevenbroich, Martinusschule, Sebastianus-Schule in Kaarst, School am Nordpark, Joseph-Beuys-Schule in Neuss, and Mosaikschule in Grevenbroich were all involved in this eco-friendly project.
The students showed remarkable creativity in designing these decorations, using sustainable materials to create unique and beautiful ornaments. Their work is now on display in the county houses of Rhein-Kreis Neuss, aiming to put citizens in the mood for the festival while promoting sustainability.
The action was supported by the Office for Building Management and the Office for Schools and Culture of the Rhein-Kreis Neuss. Harald Vieten and Tillmann Lonnes, the deputy heads of an unspecified organisation, praised the students' efforts, commending their commitment to environmental consciousness.
Approximately 130 students took part in this project, demonstrating the widespread interest in sustainability among the youth of Rhein-Kreis Neuss. For more specific details about the participating schools, materials used, project goals, or event dates, it is recommended to check the official Rhein-Kreis Neuss district website, local school announcements, or regional news outlets, as they often provide updates on such community initiatives.
The other schools, apart from the Vocational Training Center Grevenbroich, Martinusschule, Sebastianus-Schule in Kaarst, School am Nordpark, Joseph-Beuys-Schule in Neuss, and Mosaikschule in Grevenbroich, could also have contributed to the creation of home-and-garden sustainable Christmas tree decorations. The unique ornaments made from sustainable materials are part of a broader lifestyle movement, encouraging sustainable living among citizens in Rhein-Kreis Neuss.
