Waste Audit

What is the Waste Audit?

The waste audit is an initiative of the Green Team which is run annually. The Green Team sort the rubbish into bins and they count how many bins they have to find out how many litres of each category they have. They then compare the results to past years of rubbish to calculate how much waste we have saved from going into landfill.


Our Latest Results

Category

Landfill

Paper

Organics

(Food scraps)

Mixed Recycling

(Cans, bottles, plastics, tins)

Paper collected from classrooms

No of 20 L Bins

15

1

3

12

12

Total (L)

300

20

60

240

240

Which bin were they from ?

Red waste

Red waste

Red waste

20 L from the recycling bins yellow

220 L

Red waste  

Classroom Bins

  • Total Waste for one day 2016: 856 L
  • Total Waste For One Day 2017: 860 L
  • Paper going to landfill in 2016: 20L
  • Paper Going To Landfill 2017: 20 L
  • Comingled recycling going to landfill in 2016: 196L
  • Comingled Reycling Going To Landfill 2017: 240 L

Past Results

 

Category

Landfill

Paper

Organics

(Food scraps)

Mixed Recycling

(Cans, bottles, plastics, tins)

Paper collected from classrooms

No of 20 L Bins

10.5

1

3

11.5

16.8

Total (L)

210

20

60

230

336

Which bin were they from ?

Red waste

Red waste

Red waste
1 L from staff compost

34 L from the recycling bins yellow

196 L

Red waste  

Classroom Bins

             
  • Total Waste for one day 2014: 1092L
  • Total Waste for one day 2016:856 L
  • Paper going to landfill in 2014: 240 L
  •  Paper going to landfill in 2016: 20L
  •  Comingled recycling going to landfill in 2014: 220L
  • Comingled recycling going to landfill in 2016: 196L