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06 Sept 2025
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Pictured are the Primary 5 pupils of Ebrington PS with their new Water Bottles.
Local schools Ebrington Primary School and Cumber Claudy Primary School were recentl visited by NI Water’s Education team.
Pictured are pupils from Cumber Claudy Primary School with their new Water Bottles.
The pupils discussed how they can all help reduce plastic pollution by refilling a reusable bottle from the tap.
NI Water provided all pupils at the schools with reusable water bottles to encourage them to refill from the tap therefore reducing the amount of single use plastic water bottles that could potentially end up polluting our seas.
Visit www.niwater.com for more Information on all of NI Water’s key messages and campaigns.
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