Schools - World record attempt: Thousands of silver stars on Michaelis Bridge
Have the girls and boys of Hamburg managed to make almost 20,000 silver stars out of yogurt and pudding cup lids? On Tuesday (1 p.m.), the stars will be hung from fairy lights on the Michaelis Bridge. After that, it will be clear whether the Hanseatic city's schoolchildren have broken an existing world record: 18,800 silver stars are required. Incidentally, they will not be thrown away at the end of the campaign, but sold for recycling. The profits and other donations from companies and private individuals will be donated to the Sternenbrücke children's hospice. Anyone who wants to is also welcome to make stars and hang them up there.
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- This world record attempt by Children from various Schools in Hamburg involves creating over 18,800 silver stars using yogurt and pudding cup lids.
- The Youth of Hamburg are eagerly working towards setting a new world record for the most number of silver stars on the Michaelis Bridge, surpassing the current record of 18,800.
- Although the record-breaking event will take place in Hamburg's Michaelis Bridge this Tuesday, the silver stars, once the attempt is successful, will not be discarded but sold for recycling to support the Sternenbrücke children's hospice in Hamburg.
Source: www.stern.de
