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March 11, 2025

LiverPaw Legends Takes Root in South Liverpool School

A wave of environmental enthusiasm swept through a South Liverpool primary school today, March 6th, as Liverpool Heartbeat and Reboot Earth launched their groundbreaking "LiverPaw Legends" program for Year One and Two pupils.


The innovative initiative aims to instill a love for nature and foster sustainable practices in young minds. Leading the charge were Nicky Broadly, a dedicated volunteer from Liverpool Heartbeat, and Omer Motiwala, the passionate owner of Reboot Earth.

The school hall was transformed into a hub of activity as the children, divided into four eager teams, delved into engaging lessons on the environment and sustainability. Nicky and Omer captivated the youngsters with interactive sessions, sparking their curiosity about the natural world.

"The children were absolutely brilliant," said Nicky. "They were so enthusiastic and absorbed all the messages about looking after our planet. It's wonderful to see such young minds so engaged."

Omer echoed her sentiments, adding, "It's crucial to start educating children about sustainability from a young age. We want to empower them to become the future guardians of our environment."

The session culminated in a practical task, with each child tasked with bringing in a leaf for their next lesson, further connecting them with the natural world. This hands-on approach is a core element of the LiverPaw Legends program, designed to make learning about sustainability both fun and impactful.

The launch marks the beginning of a series of lessons that will see the children explore various aspects of nature and sustainability, equipping them with the knowledge and skills to make a positive impact on their environment. Liverpool Heartbeat and Reboot Earth hope that LiverPaw Legends will inspire a generation of environmentally conscious citizens.

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