“Going Green - A Love for Our Neighbourhood” project aims to encourage children to cultivate love, responsibility and respect for our environment. We hope to instil in our children the importance of caring for the environment, as well as looking after public properties.
In light of recent teenage vandalism and high rise littering, there is a cause for school, families and the community to work together in helping our children to understand that everyone has a part to play in society. Therefore, we should start early in increasing awareness among our children about taking care of the environment, starting from the neighbourhood where they reside.
Parents and Mr Quek from National Environment Agency (NEA) joined our children in our weekly project “Go Green - A Love for Our Neighbourhood” to pick up litters in the park, playground and corridors around our centre. Making this project meaningful and fruitful for our children.
Talk by NEA for parents and children on 3Rs and Litter Picking.
Toddlers at work: dramatised picking litter, coloured and pasted photograph of themselves picking litters in the playground.
Nursery One and Two’s: Recycle by Creating creative artworks using bottle caps and milk can lids.
Kindergarten One: Having discussion and designed posters to encourage others to keep our environment clean.
Kindergarten Two: Newspaper article sharing on Recycle and make book marks to promote recycling of materials.
Displaying of children’s artwork on our “Going Green” Day.
Briefing with children and parents.
Green Rangers at work, busy scavenging for litters.
Weighing and sorting of rubbish picked.
Yeah! 5.2kg of litters picked! Great effort!
