Students used online platforms to collaboratively learn, and share information, about local eco-heroes with peers and decision-makers.

Students were guided by their teachers to create an Eco-Calendar. They researched dates on which environment-related issues are globally recognised and celebrated such as Earth’s Day, the Water Day etc. The students also researched the history Read more …

Students looked creatively at waste using photography, handicraft and entrpreneurship to raise funds and online awareness for a cause.

Using Facebook, students learnt about large-scale and personal recycling methods of other countries, and sought to reduce their waste.

Students raised each other’s awareness of how to preserve water, exploring different issues on global, national and personal levels.

Assuming the role of travel writers, students created blogs and, in multicultural groups, wrote articles on a common destination.

Students examined environmental impacts of waste, and, using online platforms, analysed different countries’ waste-reduction systems.

Students showcased the different types of nature conservation activities undertaken in their schools using different online platforms.

Using a multimedia platform, students explored modern-day heroism and were encouraged to take action on issues in which they believe.

Seeking inspiration from their own countries, students posted their own and existing ideas for being more “green” on an online forum.