An Ely school has been getting creative by transforming disposed waste into a form of art.
Pupils at the Lantern Community Primary School used thrown-away items commonly found in litter to produce a giant fish structure.
The event was organised by East Cambridgeshire District Council (ECDC), who received the help of Fred White, a local artist who regularly utilises rubbish to inspire his creations.
Speaking on the project, Fred said: "The children were fantastic and creative.
"The masterfully-created fish is now swimming in their roof space from one classroom to another - it looks magical."
As well as being artistic, pupils also learned about the importance of recycling waste in order to sustain a healthy environment.
Jo Brooks, director of ECDC's trading company East Cambs Street Scene, said: "We pride ourselves on East Cambridgeshire being a nice place to live, work and visit, and it's great to be teaching future generations the same message."
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