What is the no2plastic School Challenge?

This is a student-led movement to reduce single-use plastics, one student, one school at at time.

The time is now, the power is in your hands.

take the challenge

Find your school, take the pledge, and follow your fellow students in reducing single-use plastics at home and at school.

leaderboard

What place is your school? There are thousands of schools on the no2plastic leaderboard. Find up-to-the-minute pledges and the numbers of plastic bottles, straws and cutlery your school is keeping out of the wastestream. Share your stats and challenge your friends and other schools to do the same!

Pledges 2,283
1
HIGHLAND ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
BEND, OR, US,
537 169,540 180,675 166,680 516,895
2
PACIFIC CREST MIDDLE SCHOOL
BEND, OR, US,
467 159,506 163,155 159,840 482,501
3
SKY VIEW MIDDLE SCHOOL
BEND, OR, US,
284 93,420 101,105 97,920 292,445
4
KENT DENVER SCHOOL
ENGLEWOOD, CO, US,
238 67,470 74,460 70,920 212,850
5
BEND SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL
BEND, OR, US,
150 47,056 51,465 49,320 147,841
6
COTTONWOOD ELEMENTARY
WRIGHT, WY, US,
137 47,056 48,545 47,880 143,481
7
REALMS (RIMROCK EXPEDITIONARY ALTERNATIVE LEARNING MIDDLE SC
BEND, OR, US,
76 25,258 27,375 26,280 78,913
8
SUMMIT HIGH SCHOOL
BEND, OR, US,
60 19,722 20,075 19,800 59,597
9
Manor Court Community Primary School
Taunton, Somerset, GB,
48 16,262 15,330 10,080 41,672
10
MACOPIN MIDDLE SCHOOL
WEST MILFORD, NJ, US,
36 11,764 12,410 11,880 36,054

Get Involved!

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Text you can use:

Our school took the #n2pSchoolChallenge and we challenge your school to do the same #no2plastic

I just took the #n2pSchoolChallenge and pledged to reduce single-use plastics for the planet #no2plastic

Join the #n2pSchoolChallenge and #reduceplastic4theplanet

PDF

Grab this PDF and share it around your school!

The more you share the better chance you will have of winning the no2plastic Shool Challenge and the more plastic we will keep out of the wastestream!

how it works?

The no2plastic School Challenge is a student-led movement to reduce single-use plastic.

  • Students, teachers, and parents take a pledge associated with their school, to reduce their use of single-use plastics
  • Students at the school that reduces the greatest amount of single-use plastic (plastic bottles, straws and cutlery) will win a special prize at the end of the school year (June 2020)
  • Keep track of your school's progress on the leaderboard
  • Students encourage their peers and challenge other schools to join and take the challenge