Evertis launched a new educational program in Brazil as a part of our goal of sensitising children to recycling and environmental education. The program consists of puppet shows organised at local schools that, through a theatrical story, educate children about sustainability. Another interesting aspect of this project is that the puppets are crafted from recycled materials. 

Additional to the puppet show, the educational program is strengthened with a recycled costumes contest. This contest gives children the opportunity to show off their creative costumes made from recycled materials, inspiring everyone with the possibilities of how waste can be repurposed into something new and beautiful.

Evertis collaborated with a local theatrical company, known as Armazém Teatro de Bonecos, who presented an inspiring play, known as The Recycling Heroes. The story illustrates the journey of heroes made from plastic, paper, aluminium, and glass, conveying important messages about recycled materials, waste reduction, and the impact of pollution. By emphasising recycling and environmental education, we aim to inspire children to make conscious choices for a greener future.

Evertis launched a new educational program in Brazil as a part of our goal of sensitising children to recycling and environmental education. The program consists of puppet shows organised at local schools that, through a theatrical story, educate children about sustainability. Another interesting aspect of this project is that the puppets are crafted from recycled materials. 

Additional to the puppet show, the educational program is strengthened with a recycled costumes contest. This contest gives children the opportunity to show off their creative costumes made from recycled materials, inspiring everyone with the possibilities of how waste can be repurposed into something new and beautiful.

Evertis collaborated with a local theatrical company, known as Armazém Teatro de Bonecos, who presented an inspiring play, known as The Recycling Heroes. The story illustrates the journey of heroes made from plastic, paper, aluminium, and glass, conveying important messages about recycled materials, waste reduction, and the impact of pollution. By emphasising recycling and environmental education, we aim to inspire children to make conscious choices for a greener future.

Evertis launched a new educational program in Brazil as a part of our goal of sensitising children to recycling and environmental education. The program consists of puppet shows organised at local schools that, through a theatrical story, educate children about sustainability. Another interesting aspect of this project is that the puppets are crafted from recycled materials. 

Additional to the puppet show, the educational program is strengthened with a recycled costumes contest. This contest gives children the opportunity to show off their creative costumes made from recycled materials, inspiring everyone with the possibilities of how waste can be repurposed into something new and beautiful.

Evertis collaborated with a local theatrical company, known as Armazém Teatro de Bonecos, who presented an inspiring play, known as The Recycling Heroes. The story illustrates the journey of heroes made from plastic, paper, aluminium, and glass, conveying important messages about recycled materials, waste reduction, and the impact of pollution. By emphasising recycling and environmental education, we aim to inspire children to make conscious choices for a greener future.

Evertis launched a new educational program in Brazil as a part of our goal of sensitising children to recycling and environmental education. The program consists of puppet shows organised at local schools that, through a theatrical story, educate children about sustainability. Another interesting aspect of this project is that the puppets are crafted from recycled materials. 

Additional to the puppet show, the educational program is strengthened with a recycled costumes contest. This contest gives children the opportunity to show off their creative costumes made from recycled materials, inspiring everyone with the possibilities of how waste can be repurposed into something new and beautiful.

Evertis collaborated with a local theatrical company, known as Armazém Teatro de Bonecos, who presented an inspiring play, known as The Recycling Heroes. The story illustrates the journey of heroes made from plastic, paper, aluminium, and glass, conveying important messages about recycled materials, waste reduction, and the impact of pollution. By emphasising recycling and environmental education, we aim to inspire children to make conscious choices for a greener future.

Evertis launched a new educational program in Brazil as a part of our goal of sensitising children to recycling and environmental education. The program consists of puppet shows organised at local schools that, through a theatrical story, educate children about sustainability. Another interesting aspect of this project is that the puppets are crafted from recycled materials. 

Additional to the puppet show, the educational program is strengthened with a recycled costumes contest. This contest gives children the opportunity to show off their creative costumes made from recycled materials, inspiring everyone with the possibilities of how waste can be repurposed into something new and beautiful.

Evertis collaborated with a local theatrical company, known as Armazém Teatro de Bonecos, who presented an inspiring play, known as The Recycling Heroes. The story illustrates the journey of heroes made from plastic, paper, aluminium, and glass, conveying important messages about recycled materials, waste reduction, and the impact of pollution. By emphasising recycling and environmental education, we aim to inspire children to make conscious choices for a greener future.

Evertis launched a new educational program in Brazil as a part of our goal of sensitising children to recycling and environmental education. The program consists of puppet shows organised at local schools that, through a theatrical story, educate children about sustainability. Another interesting aspect of this project is that the puppets are crafted from recycled materials. 

Additional to the puppet show, the educational program is strengthened with a recycled costumes contest. This contest gives children the opportunity to show off their creative costumes made from recycled materials, inspiring everyone with the possibilities of how waste can be repurposed into something new and beautiful.

Evertis collaborated with a local theatrical company, known as Armazém Teatro de Bonecos, who presented an inspiring play, known as The Recycling Heroes. The story illustrates the journey of heroes made from plastic, paper, aluminium, and glass, conveying important messages about recycled materials, waste reduction, and the impact of pollution. By emphasising recycling and environmental education, we aim to inspire children to make conscious choices for a greener future.

Evertis launched a new educational program in Brazil as a part of our goal of sensitising children to recycling and environmental education. The program consists of puppet shows organised at local schools that, through a theatrical story, educate children about sustainability. Another interesting aspect of this project is that the puppets are crafted from recycled materials. 

Additional to the puppet show, the educational program is strengthened with a recycled costumes contest. This contest gives children the opportunity to show off their creative costumes made from recycled materials, inspiring everyone with the possibilities of how waste can be repurposed into something new and beautiful.

Evertis collaborated with a local theatrical company, known as Armazém Teatro de Bonecos, who presented an inspiring play, known as The Recycling Heroes. The story illustrates the journey of heroes made from plastic, paper, aluminium, and glass, conveying important messages about recycled materials, waste reduction, and the impact of pollution. By emphasising recycling and environmental education, we aim to inspire children to make conscious choices for a greener future.

Evertis launched a new educational program in Brazil as a part of our goal of sensitising children to recycling and environmental education. The program consists of puppet shows organised at local schools that, through a theatrical story, educate children about sustainability. Another interesting aspect of this project is that the puppets are crafted from recycled materials. 

Additional to the puppet show, the educational program is strengthened with a recycled costumes contest. This contest gives children the opportunity to show off their creative costumes made from recycled materials, inspiring everyone with the possibilities of how waste can be repurposed into something new and beautiful.

Evertis collaborated with a local theatrical company, known as Armazém Teatro de Bonecos, who presented an inspiring play, known as The Recycling Heroes. The story illustrates the journey of heroes made from plastic, paper, aluminium, and glass, conveying important messages about recycled materials, waste reduction, and the impact of pollution. By emphasising recycling and environmental education, we aim to inspire children to make conscious choices for a greener future.

Evertis launched a new educational program in Brazil as a part of our goal of sensitising children to recycling and environmental education. The program consists of puppet shows organised at local schools that, through a theatrical story, educate children about sustainability. Another interesting aspect of this project is that the puppets are crafted from recycled materials. 

Additional to the puppet show, the educational program is strengthened with a recycled costumes contest. This contest gives children the opportunity to show off their creative costumes made from recycled materials, inspiring everyone with the possibilities of how waste can be repurposed into something new and beautiful.

Evertis collaborated with a local theatrical company, known as Armazém Teatro de Bonecos, who presented an inspiring play, known as The Recycling Heroes. The story illustrates the journey of heroes made from plastic, paper, aluminium, and glass, conveying important messages about recycled materials, waste reduction, and the impact of pollution. By emphasising recycling and environmental education, we aim to inspire children to make conscious choices for a greener future.