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The Brigade School @ Whitefield
Environment Day Celebration
The Brigade School @ Whitefield celebrated World Environment Day on June 7, 2024.
The theme for the year is ‘Accelerating land restoration, desertification, and drought resilience’. Various activities were conducted across the segments to increase awareness amongst students about environmental issues and to encourage students to realise the importance of conservation.
Students participated enthusiastically in these activities comprising drawing, colouring, slogan writing, bookmark and badge making, best use of old newspapers, poster making, poetry/story writing, and more.
It helped students observe the day meaningfully, allowing them to understand the importance of environmental issues, and the urgent need for sustainable practices.
To promote environmental protection, a cultural programme was held to celebrate the day, featuring the song “One World”. The event included a dance performance on “Re-plantation” and a pantomime illustrating the importance of water conservation.
This was followed by a pledge to reaffirm our commitment to protect our planet for future generations by promoting sustainable development and responding to the challenges of climate change with a thought-provoking message:
‘The Earth is neither yours nor mine but ours hence the onus to protect it lies with us’
The special assembly on World Environment Day concluded with a vote of thanks and the National Anthem.
Environment Day Celebration
The Brigade School @ Whitefield celebrated World Environment Day on June 7, 2024.
The theme for the year is ‘Accelerating land restoration, desertification, and drought resilience’. Various activities were conducted across the segments to increase awareness amongst students about environmental issues and to encourage students to realise the importance of conservation.
Students participated enthusiastically in these activities comprising drawing, colouring, slogan writing, bookmark and badge making, best use of old newspapers, poster making, poetry/story writing, and more.
It helped students observe the day meaningfully, allowing them to understand the importance of environmental issues, and the urgent need for sustainable practices.
To promote environmental protection, a cultural programme was held to celebrate the day, featuring the song “One World”. The event included a dance performance on “Re-plantation” and a pantomime illustrating the importance of water conservation.
This was followed by a pledge to reaffirm our commitment to protect our planet for future generations by promoting sustainable development and responding to the challenges of climate change with a thought-provoking message:
‘The Earth is neither yours nor mine but ours hence the onus to protect it lies with us’
The special assembly on World Environment Day concluded with a vote of thanks and the National Anthem.