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C.J.M. BHUREWALA - India

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Through a skit, awareness regarding tree plantation was demonstrated and children were also taught the values of the trees in our life. Glimpses of the programe are following: Thus the children came to know many things about trees and how the trees are essential part of our life. They even learnt how to maintain the plants and trees.  They show great enthusiasm and interest towards preserving flowers and plants…

KHRIST RAJA SECONDARY SCHOOL, Bangla Sahib Marg-NEW DELHI-India

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  ANNUAL ART - CRAFT AND SUPW   EXHIBITION 2017-18 ANNUAL ART –CRAFT AND SUPW exhibition of KHRIST RAJA SCHOOL was held on 11-12-2017. It was inaugurated by our manager Sr. Gracy Paul accompanied with community sisters. Teachers and students had presented their creations made by using waste material like used plastic bottles, old cds , bangles, kite paper, old cloth pieces, newspaper, wool, used disposable spoons, ice cream sticks, drinking straws etc. All the students and staff members of KRS got an overwhelming response from the guests who visited the exhibition. It was clearly seen how children made “best out of waste” and help in waste management by re-using and re-cycling of various waste things. For example: 1) Wall hanging: A-   Made from old bangles and thin fabrics like old duppattas of net or any translucent material for decoration mirrors, beads, small bells, straws or pipes were used. B-  Made from old cloth pieces, for base thick fabric like jute i...

Earth day in Convent of Jesus and Mary School, New Delhi

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Environmental awareness was promoted on Earth Day in a very special way in Convent of Jesus and Mary School on 22 nd April, 2016. In addition to special assemblies, the noted theatre group of Delhi  ASMITA staged a street play on environmental pollution. This was followed by an animated interactive session, demonstrating a high degree of ecological consciousness in the students. Students also made posters to promote / focus awareness the ecological problems. The interesting part was that these posters were made using recycled charts.  A ‘brown bag’ campaign was initiated by the Headgirl. All the students were asked to get their food in brown bags, to promote the reduced use of plastic boxes and cling films.