We understand that switching to waste separation at schools requires extra attention. Now that Corporate Social Responsibility is becoming increasingly important, separating waste at source is a great step in the right direction.
suitable for your educational institution
The waste bins are made of 100% recycled plastic
Assembly in a social workspace
Produced in the Netherlands, which limits CO2 emissions
The system can be customized to your needs
♻️ Contribute 100% to a world without waste
Imagine walking through the hallways of school and seeing cheerful waste bins everywhere. They ask for a high-five for every empty bottle you throw in. It's like a scavenger hunt to find the right bin for every piece of waste! This allows students to be transformed into waste superheroes in a playful way 🚀. Moreover, the het Nieuwe Lyceum decided to have the Bonton stickers designed by their own students, which makes the project even more personal.
ROC Amsterdam
Ilse Donkervoort
Contract Manager Soft Services
“We are well aware that as a training institute we can make an important contribution to social challenges. The world of the future with our students of the future is central to us. For this reason, we started looking for a collaboration that would make a maximum contribution to this, but also focus on raising awareness among our employees and students.”
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Porteum
Sandra Nobel
facilitair manager
“The Porteum in Lelystad is a brand new education campus that consists of seven smaller buildings: three for pre-vocational secondary education, three for senior general secondary education/pre-university education and a cultural building. In this capacity it is the largest secondary school in the Netherlands. Of course, this had to be a green, sustainable and inspiring environment. That is also the reason why the Bonton was chosen.”
The New Lyceum
Wies
coördinator facilitaire dienst
“This waste bin has a complete and sustainable story with an eye for the future. It is very normal for teachers and students to separate waste at home and that is why they are happy that this is also being introduced at school. However, it still takes some getting used to the fact that they have to walk to throw away the waste. However, you also walk to the canteen for your cup of coffee, so why not for your waste?”
Regional educational centre Nova College
Lars Cornelissen
Concierge
Separating waste is a major task in our sustainability task and requires clear communication from both the teachers and us. Because it's about behavior. Teachers and employees must set a good example, which is why the theme of waste is also woven into the lessons. Our starting point is to encourage students to participate in a positive way. It is explaining and educating.
Kindcentrum De Bareel
Niels Vermij
Director
“The Bonton is a success to work with. They are robust, so they can take a beating. In addition, they are super practical; they fit together as a unit and hold enough space. We teach children that they are responsible for the world and future generations. Then separating waste is one of the most concrete things you can do.”
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Waste separation in education
Separating waste is something you do together and requires a change in behavior. Our initiator GP Groot has developed a communication toolkit especially for schools and educational institutions. The toolkit consists of various communication tools to make the transition to waste separation as easy as possible. The resources show why separating waste is so important and which waste belongs in which Bonton. This way everyone can contribute 100% to a waste-free school!
👀 The older the players, the more tactical the game
Separating waste at school has never been so much fun! With the Waste Race card game you learn to separate waste as best as possible in a playful way. The goal is to make new products from your 'waste'.
Afvalrace is suitable for young and old. The older the players, the more tactical the game.
Want to know more?
Do you want to start separating waste? Do you have questions about using the Bonton? Or do you want to know what the possibilities are at school? Contact us. We are happy to help you.
