After a incredible response final yr, Southport Eco Centre’s Christmas marketing campaign is again.
The Centre’s Schooling Service has as soon as once more teamed up with The Atkinson and the forged of the upcoming pantomime Aladdin to assist unfold some Christmas cheer and a few necessary eco messages about how we are able to all cut back, reuse and recycle over the festive interval.
The marketing campaign is supported by an interactive on-line competitors working from the 1st to 12th December, which has been designed and created by the Eco Centre lecturers.
Members are invited to go to www.southportecocentre.com and open a stage door on day by day. Behind every door they will be taught from the forged members, together with actress Patsy Kensit and native radio presenter Claire Simmo, the methods we are able to all be extra eco-friendly.
Members can obtain the entry type and use the information revealed by the forged members, to be in with an opportunity of profitable a household ticket to the present. Procuring vouchers supporting Southport BIDs store native marketing campaign are additionally up for grabs. All entrants may even earn studying credit in direction of Kids’s College.
The marketing campaign helps Sefton Council’s local weather emergency declaration and the decision for constructive motion.
Darren Lloyd, resident instructor on the Eco Centre and designer of the marketing campaign mentioned:
“We all know Christmas is a incredible time for our kids, however it is usually a testing time for our planet resulting from quantity of waste generated through the interval. Our younger folks have very actual issues in regards to the affect we’re having on our planet and this marketing campaign provides them a chance to have interaction in a enjoyable means whereas serving to unfold some extraordinarily necessary messages.
“The response to final yr’s marketing campaign was phenomenal so we hope our faculties and communities will get behind it as soon as once more.”
The marketing campaign is a part of the centre’s longstanding partnership work with the Merseyside Waste and Recycling Authority.
Cllr Tony Concepcion, Chairperson of MRWA mentioned:
“The quantity of waste created typically rises across the vacation interval, however Christmas doesn’t must price the earth.
By planning before you purchase, solely buying what you want and recycling every thing we are able to, we are able to all make Christmas just a little bit greener.
We’re proud to assist the Southport Eco Centre’s marketing campaign to indicate folks the significance of ease of getting an eco-friendly Christmas.”
Cllr Paulette Lappin, Sefton Council Cupboard Member for Regulatory, Compliance and Company Providers mentioned:
“It is a nice alternative for younger folks in Sefton to be taught some necessary eco-messages which are touched with the magic of Christmas.
“And for them to win the possibility of a household journey to Aladdin at The Atkinson on the similar time.”
Folks can discover out extra at www.southportecocentre.com
