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In celebration of the success of 30% reduction in energy consumption in my school, the members of the Events Commitee and I held the Annual Recycling competition. Winners were to receive prizes included the souvenirs from Tunza Eco-generation, such as post-it-notes and pens.
This competition is conducted every year to spark environmental conversations amongst students and with the hope that with this initiative, students, teachers, and parents can learn not only the basics of recycling, but of sustainability and environmental stewardship. In this year's competition, more than half of the faculties participated. The students were invited to design an art piece or a new device using recycled materials. Winners were chosen based on several criteria, including overall impression, innovation, proportion of recycled materials used in design, neatness of presentation and delivery of the recycling message. The first winner of the Recycling Competition was given to a group that constructed a toy car using the most optimum recycled materials. The design of the cover was made out of Coca-Cola skin and ring polls, the wheel was made out of bottle caps, and the body was made out of unused wood boxes. This toy car was later donated to the Philippines local students. The second place was given to a group that produced a creative 3-D art piece only using plastic bags, and cracker box. Those materials were cut into small pieces and combined together and created a globe. The Recycling Competition has successfully ended and will continue to be held every year. Through this event I realized that huge changes begin with small efforts and without slight effort, nothing can be achieved. |
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Thank you for sharing, SeungYeon Kang!
Posted 27-11-2014 08:52
I would like to see the picture. But the report is amazing. As a youth, we are responsible in environmental education and awareness to promote the three Rs...the reduce, recycle and reuse. Nice report!
Posted 10-11-2014 17:55
Recycling competition sounds amazing and effective :) Wow :)
Posted 07-11-2014 19:58
Well done SeungYeon! This is great use of Tunza Eco-Gen promotion goods. Recycling will teach the students to love nature & be more creative. This will enhance the competitive sprit as well.
Looking forward for pics of the event as aptly suggested by Christy, Arushi & Mary.
Posted 06-11-2014 15:05
i am inspire of your great initiative .thanks for sharing..
Posted 04-11-2014 18:17
Making this kind of event done annually will surely make the impact sustained! Kudos to you and your team SeungYeon! I agree with Christy, pcitures would perfectly complement your report! :D
Posted 04-11-2014 18:15
Thanks for sharing kang. Pictures would have made this report even better. Competitions and other such educational campaigns are great ways to encourage , inspire and challenge students to think beyond their imagination with an environmentally conserved mind.
Posted 04-11-2014 15:21
Creative way to inspire and involve students into recycling concept.
Congrats Seung
Posted 04-11-2014 10:57
Wow you and your team did a great work!
It seems like a big environmental campaign & event all around your school.
Why don't you add pictures of it? It would be great if we can see how the event went through colorful pictures.
Posted 04-11-2014 09:23