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Mission Hariali-2022

 




"Just living is not enough, one must have sunshine, freedom and a little flower.”_
Nature is God’s most beautiful creation. It felicitates the growth, development and nourishment of all its creatures.
Jai Vatika Public School 🏫organised Plantation Drive in the school campus as Mission Hariali-2022, to enable the students to enhance their intellectual, social, personal and emotional growth. Main purpose of the Mission was to save our environment, decrease humidity and reduce temperature and beautify our motherland. The campaign’s main aim was to direct student’s mind in constructive activities with the positive outcome through the facilitation of contributing to the society.
The students brought various saplings🌱🌱 including Ashoka, Neem, Belpatra and Kachnaar. The students participated in the drive enthusiastically and helped each other in planting the saplings🌴🌴🌴. The saplings were planted in the school ground and nearby areas of school by the students. The School Principal along with the students and teachers also took an oath to look after the planted saplings, plant more and more trees and encourage others to do the same.
_Someone is sitting in the shade because someone has planted a tree a long time ago .
Such little steps taken together by the school will surely help in fostering strong mental and social health amongst today’s children so that they can connect with their community and their environment.
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