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Campaign on Waste Management


*"Pedaling Towards Global Sustainability, a Greener Future: Students Lead the Charge in Saving Mother Earth"*

Today, on 13.07.2024 , To further our commitment to environmental education and green initiatives, our school community came together to organize a groundbreaking sustainability event, inspiring a new wave of environmental stewardship. The event kicked off with a bicycle campaign, where students and staff of school rode through the streets, spreading awareness about the importance of reducing waste and promoting waste management.
This event aims to raise awareness about the importance of sustainable practices and encourage residents of Barnala to embrace eco-friendly transportation choices.
The campaign, combined with a vibrant nukkad natak (street play) in the market, captivated the attention of the public. Students passionately performed and shouted slogans, emphasizing the need for a commitment to zero waste, reduce, recycle, and reuse. The message was clear: say no to plastics and yes to composting kitchen waste.
This event was a testament to the power of student-led initiatives in driving change. By taking ownership of their environmental impact, our students demonstrated that even small actions can collectively make a significant difference.
Through this campaign, we aim to inspire our community to embrace sustainable practices, reducing our ecological footprint and preserving the beauty of Mother Earth for future generations.
And we are proud to share that our students also participated in a meaningful activity of creating handmade paper bags from newspaper to celebrate World Paper Bag Day yesterday to promote sustainability and reduce plastic usage, and distributed them to local shopkeepers.
*Key Takeaways of the event:*
 Reduce, Recycle, Reuse
 Commitment to Zero Waste
 No to Plastics
 Compost from Kitchen Waste
 Student-led initiatives for a sustainable future
 Promote sustainability and reduce plastic usage
Let's continue to pedal towards a greener tomorrow!


 

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