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Trash talking, magical elves of the forests that turn waste into compost or collaboration superheroes Murcia cleaning are some of the proposals submitted by students

The drawings offer a particular view on how children can get all papers deposited in the bins and garbage bags inside the containers

5,968 students from 88 schools in the county have drawn their ideas and suggestions about how, according to them, you can get everyone deposit trash into the container and paper in the bins.

It is a competition "Murcia Clean" which each year invites the Town Hall and the concessionaire of the street cleaning service and waste collection, Cespa SA between schools in the municipality and which involved students from 3 rd to 6 th grade, aged between 8 and 12 years.

Like every year, the 5,968 works submitted are exposed from today, until Friday, at the roundabout and the 13 winners have been used to compile the 2009 calendar of the council for street cleaning and waste collection, directed by José Ros.

The school competition was launched for the first time in 1995 and since then has grown the participation of schools and pupils.

The contest "Murcia Clean" ends the school year unfolds throughout the year through the organization of lectures, games and visits to the Centre of Urban Waste Management.

The objective of the program is to seek awareness and awareness of school issues related to urban sanitation, waste recycling and the environment.

The campaign held in schools has led to school lectures to learn how to recycle from home through the "Game of waste" and to know the city cleaning, waste collection and guidelines for collaboration.

The activity has been completed with a visit to the Centre of Urban Waste Management to see "in situ" respectful and responsible management of waste.

The winners of this year are:

JANUARY - María Muñoz Marín. Torreteatinos College El Raal, 6th grade, "Do not throw the trash on the ground.

It is better that everything is clean and nice. "

FEBRUARY - Antonio Orenes Lucas. College.

Colegio Federico de Arce, de Murcia, 4 th grade: "I would urge help the Fantastic Four, Spiderman and Ben 10."

MARCH - Elena Luna Barba. Colegio Antonio Delgado Dorrego, Sangonera La Verde, 6 th grade: "My father works in Cespa and works hard to make the streets of Murcia are the cleanest Help him!"

APRIL - Silvia Ruiz Sánchez.

Colegio Juan XXIII, Murcia.

Year 6: "Putting posters that say who throw trash on the ground have to pay 5 € and put police officers to watch it Murcia who pull, you must pay."

MAY - Sergio Buendia Cros. Colegio Nuestra Senora de Cortes, Nonduermas.

5 th year: "We take away between 20:00 and 23:00 and close the lid of the container that does not smell bad."

JUNE - Araceli Guillén López-Sabater.'s Marist College Fuensanta Merced, Murcia.

Year 6: "That all citizens watched by the police throwing papers, they impose a punishment of a whole day cleaning the city, before returning to throw another paper, think twice."

JULY - Javier Hernández García. Codorníu Carolina College of Churra.

3 course: "Organize all the years activities in the neighborhoods, where for to carry and sort the trash they were given toys and candy to children and for all, a giant paella."

AUGUST Jesús García Rodenas. CRA The Jimenado of Avileses 5th Course: "I've drawn a teddy bear of a basketball team that has powers, aims waste and destroyed.

I did this because I like science fiction, basketball, and I decided to make a teddy bear. "

SEPTEMBER - Ramon Moreno Jiménez. College of Our Lady of Good Books, Murcia.

4 th grade: "Not only landfills should keep the city clean.

We must all work together using the bins and containers. "

OCTOBER - Andrea Cortés. OL

Lady of La Paz, Murcia.

4 th grade: "The bins rewarded with a candy to children who use them."

NOVEMBER - Julia Sánchez Martínez. Galea Cyprian School, La Nora.

6 th grade: "I have thought a head thinking of ways to recycle and clean.

We must all work together, that's why I made this drawing, for people to meditate and take care of Murcia. "

DECEMBER - Carmela Sanchez Albaladejo. Colegio Santa María de Gracia, de Murcia.

5 th Course: "Every home should have an alarm sounded about 23:00 hours and to warn to pull away."

JANUARY 2010 - Clara de Pascual Monreal. Colegio Santa Joaquina de Vedruna, Murcia.

Year 6: "The magical creatures, collect the garbage humans have thrown in their forest and a wagon ride to a legal landfill, where to be converted into fertilizer."

The winners received a Nintendo DS and schools have been honored with the delivery of a complete composite multifunction scanner, copier and printer, and the picture frame.

Source: Ayuntamiento de Murcia