Expression through art

Our young people are leading the eco revolution

It is the young people of today who will inherit the earth - they are more aware than ever of the environmental issues we face and have a passion to make change happen. Through art, they can express their thoughts, turn their interest into something constructive and inspire each other and adults too. Here are some examples of artwork from local children - we'd love to showcase more on our website and social media.

Collage - Impact of littering in the countryside and the number of years it takes for things to breakdown. by Henry, age 5

Collage - Impact of littering in the countryside and the number of years it takes for things to breakdown. by Henry, age 5

Egg box ocean including plastic pollution. by Summer, age 9

Egg box ocean including plastic pollution. by Summer, age 9

This call to action shows a table of what to do and not do, a picture of various threats on the environment and a now vs future image where the world is covered in rubbish and there are no humans. She also includes a focus on trawler nets and chemica

This call to action shows a table of what to do and not do, a picture of various threats on the environment and a now vs future image where the world is covered in rubbish and there are no humans. She also includes a focus on trawler nets and chemical pollution! by Summer Rogers, age 9

A picture showing positive actions we can take to help the planet including saving water by turning off taps, cycling and walking instead of driving and planting trees. by Roland, age 6

A picture showing positive actions we can take to help the planet including saving water by turning off taps, cycling and walking instead of driving and planting trees. by Roland, age 6

Collect wooden toys, pick up litter and plant flowers. Pia, age 6

Collect wooden toys, pick up litter and plant flowers. Pia, age 6