Tipperary schools participate in Rubbish Film Festival 2025
The transition year students who took part got to create short-films about the environment.
Tipperary students have participated in an environmental film festival which took place recently.
Transition Year students from across the County took part in the Rubbish Film Festival 2025.
The Rubbish Film Festival is an award-winning environmental media initiative for Transition Year students managed and coordinated by Createschool.
84 transition year students learned to script, film, and edit digital stories to create powerful, impactful, one-minute films, about environmental issues that mattered to them. .
Students explored the world of Fast Fashion, Climate Denial, Responsible Consumption and Waste Reduction.
The 2025 Rubbish Film Festival Award Winners were:
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- Best Movie – Fastest Fashion Show - Presentation Secondary School, Clonmel (who went forward to the National Finals)
- Runner-Up Movie – Behind Closed Doors – Presentation Secondary School, Ballingarry.
- Best Poster - Online Whispers -Scoil Mhuire, Carrick- on- Suir