Creative horseshoes: Students of the Tullnerbach technical school rely on sustainability!

Creative horseshoes: Students of the Tullnerbach technical school rely on sustainability!

Tullnerbach, Österreich - In Tullnerbach, creativity bubbles: pupils from the technical school for horse economy have launched an innovative recycling project that not only promotes artistic expression, but also addresses an important environmental issue. Under the direction of headmistress Rosina Neuhold, the young talents redesign old horseshoes and transform them into fascinating works of art. This project was initiated in order to draw attention to sustainability and impressively shows how waste can be used sensibly, as well as noe.gv.at reported.

The project, which is celebrated on March 21, is celebrating the motto "Consumption". State Councilor Christiane Teschl-Hofmeister emphasizes the importance of the project: "The pupils set an example for consciousness formation in the area of resource conservation." Due to the creative redesign of horseshoes, which were often used and partially rusted, small unique items were created, which are then to be sold at school events. Such recycling initiatives are not only economically useful, but also bring ecological benefits, as the Bildungslandesrätin emphasizes.

artistic masterpieces from horseshoe

The practical lessons in which the horseshoes are cleaned, partially welded and then artistically processed is particularly remarkable. These small works of art comprise trophies and even door tags. Neuhold also paid tribute to the support of the teacher Susanne Eichler, without whom the project would not have been possible. An accompanying video documents the project and was submitted for the nationwide sustainability competition; The award ceremony will also take place on March 21st in Vienna. Noen emphasizes that the youngsters not only live out their creative skills, but also actively for environmental protection contribute.