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NURTURE NATURE FOR A BETTER FUTURE!

Pre-Primary - 30 June 2022

With this theme in perspective, the students and teachers of Pre-Primary at National Public School Yeshwanthpur participated and observed the significant occasion of Environment Day on 30 June 2022.
In simple terms, our ‘NATURE’ is our ‘FUTURE’, this seed of awareness was sown into the young minds who eagerly participated in a variety of activities planned for the day. The students were involved in age-appropriate hands on- activities namely, sowing seeds, segregation of wet and dry waste and campaign through slogans on saving Our Earth. This experiential learning created awareness amongst students and in turn urged them to share and spread the message for a greener tomorrow. Students were encouraged to continue making their little contribution towards taking care and saving our nature.
Conserving and taking care of our environment is a value and must become a virtue.

Little steps towards saving nature…

Environment Day

class1- 17 June 2022

The students of Class 1 of National Public School, Yeshwanthpur observed World Environment Day on Friday, 17 June 2022. The students were shown a video on how to reduce the usage of plastic to save our planet Earth. The main objective of observing this day was to bring about a change in the attitude of the students towards the environment. It advocated a partnership between each human being and the society to ensure a safe future. The students thoroughly enjoyed the activity.

“Let’s nurture the nature so that we can have a better future.”

Conservation of Water

Class2 - 24 June 2022

The students of Class 2 of National Public School, Yeshwanthpur drew pictures on “Conservation of Water” with slogans as part of the Environment Day celebration.
They shared their views on water pollution and suggested few ways to conserve water. They also emphasised on the importance of plants which help in getting more rain and pledged that they would be nature lovers and would plant more saplings. The students assured that they will not waste the resources that are obtained from plants like pencils and papers, thereby preserving nature.
The children thoroughly enjoyed the activity and learnt more about the nature.

“Small hands can change the world, be the one.”