Twins

Berry Hill Primary

A huge thank you, and congratulations to all the students at Berry Hill Primary School for sending through their fantastic recycling poems!

I have now read through them all and picked the winner of the competition as...

I particularly liked the verse:

“Don’t throw it in the sea
Don’t hurt a single bee
You never know, it can start with you and me”

That is so true, it starts with us, right now!

Congratulations again for all your poems, I thought they were fab!

Good luck with your writing this term!

Annabelle

There’s some kind of rubbish
That we want to avoid
We don’t want all the animals destroyed.

If you can see pollution
There’s always a solution
Even though there can be confusion.

You shouldn’t give it a kick
You should do a litter pick
You definitely shouldn’t feed it to a chick.

If you throw plastic in the ocean
It can cause some commotion
We don’t want people with hurt emotion.

Don’t throw it in the sea
Don’t hurt a single bee
You never know, it could start with you and me.

I don’t like plastic
It’s definitely not fantastic
Oh, where you wondering?
Well, no my favourite material isn’t elastic.

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WANT TO WIN A SIGNED
MADGE THE MERMAID BUNDLE?!

Following the success of the first poetry competition and all the fab entries we received, we are running a new competition to win signed copies of ‘Madge the Mermaid’ and ‘Madge the Mermaid and the Attack of the Twins’, plus a T-Shirt!

The competition is open to primary school pupils in the UK.

To win, send me a poem on the environment or recycling – it can be as long or short as you want! For example, you may want to highlight plastic in the seas, or how people can help the environment.

Please send entries to madgethemermaid@gmail.com

by Good Friday, April 2nd, including:
Name
Age
Contact Information

I will then pick the winner and you will receive your prize after Easter. The winner’s poem and name will be displayed on this website!

Good luck with your poems!