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Environmental Week observed at Auxilium Convent School, New Chumta

  • Day 1 – 23rd June: The week began with a Nature Walk, where students explored the natural surroundings. It was an enjoyable and refreshing experience, allowing them to appreciate the beauty of nature and understand its significance.
  • Day 2 – 24th June: Students from various classes engaged in a DIY Eco-Friendly Product activity. They created natural cleaners, paper bags, and cloth bags, promoting sustainable alternatives to plastic and chemical products.
  • Day 3 – 25th June: An exciting Eco-Fashion Show was held as an inter-house competition. Students showcased creative outfits designed from recycled materials, combining fashion with environmental awareness.
  • Day 4 – 26th June: Class XII Science students presented a Documentary Screening on the types of pollution and their possible solutions. They put in great effort by collecting local images to highlight how the Earth and surrounding areas are being polluted, creating a powerful impact on the audience.
  • Day 5 – 27th June: A Cleanliness Drive was organized where students actively cleaned both the inside and outside areas of the campus, emphasizing the importance of maintaining a clean environment.
  • Day 6 – 28th June: The week concluded with a Tree Plantation Drive, where both staff and students planted numerous saplings as a commitment to a greener planet. The day’s special guest, Ms. Tshering Dahal, retired Principal, addressed the students and shared valuable insights on environmental conservation.

The Environmental Week ended on a high note, leaving everyone with a strong message to continue nurturing nature and taking small steps every day toward a sustainable future.

Auxilium Convent School, New Chumta Celebrates Environmental Week with Engaging Activities

AUXILIUM, NEW CHUMTA: Auxilium Convent School, New Chumta recently celebrated Environmental Week 2024, marking the occasion with a series of events aimed at raising awareness about environmental conservation and sustainable development. The week was filled with various activities involving students and teachers, all centred around the theme of saving the Earth.

The festivities began with an impressive PowerPoint presentation by Class XII C. The presentation highlighted practical ways to protect the environment, offering insightful tips and strategies to the students. To engage the attendees further, the students concluded their presentation by posing a few thought-provoking questions, sparking a lively discussion on environmental issues.

Despite the rain on the second day, the commitment to the environment remained strong. Students took the opportunity to clean their classrooms, demonstrating the importance of maintaining a clean and healthy learning environment. This activity underscored the message that every small effort counts towards making a significant impact.

Throughout the week, a notice board display on the theme of the environment showcased various informative and inspiring materials. This visual display served as a constant reminder of the importance of environmental conservation and featured student artwork, facts, and tips on how to contribute to saving the planet.

Adding to the week’s events, Sr. Alma Bilung, the KSSDS co-ordinator of the province delivered an enlightening awareness program for both teachers and students. Her talk focused on sustainable development and practical measures to save the Earth. Sr. Alma Bilung’s presentation provided valuable insights and inspired the audience to adopt more eco-friendly practices in their daily lives.

The celebration continued with a compelling speech by Class IX students during the school assembly. Using props to illustrate their points, the students explained the “bone and bane” of the environment in a simple and easy-to-understand manner. Their creative approach made complex environmental issues accessible to everyone.

The week concluded on a high note with a tree-planting activity. Each class planted two saplings, resulting in around thirty new trees being added to the school grounds. This symbolic act of planting trees not only contributed to the environment but also served as a lasting reminder of the student’s commitment to protecting the planet.

Environmental Week at ACS New Chumta was a resounding success, fostering a sense of responsibility and action towards environmental conservation among students and staff alike. The activities not only educated but also inspired the entire school community to take meaningful steps towards a more sustainable future.