ENV Day Poster Competitionby | 05-07-2014 17:32 |
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 Its a late post, sorry for that. Actually it was so tough for me to manage time to post about it. Last month I organized a poster competition on the theme "Environment". Rotaract club of Mahanagar Dhaka hosted the event and Rotary club of Dhaka Mahanagar sponsored it. Tunza Eco generation was the strategy partner of that event. There were two categories for submitting posters on the theme of environment. 1. Category A (Class 5-7) 2. Category B (Class 8-10) These two category posters were judged separately. I reached 6 schools around my place. They were a. Viqrunnesa Girls School b. Agrani Girls School c. Raihan School d. Rifles Public School e. Azimpur Girls School f. Hafez Abdur Razzak Jamia Islamia 5th June was the last date of submitting the posters. Within very short notice i received around 80 posters from all the schools students. I didn't have the idea that little school students concerned much about environment. I found students spent much time to make a poster. Some used paintings to express their message, some made there poster attractive and artistic and some other focused on raising awareness. At the end of the day i was so happy receiving all the posters. Thank you all who participated in the competition. The event promotion was done by this piece of paper.  All the posters were judged by environmental activist. Judges of the poster competition were: 1. Osama Bin Noor, President, Volunteer for Bangladesh (Volunteer wing of Jaago Foundation), Dhaka Division 2. Abdullah Al Shakil, Director of Operations, Bangladesh Youth Environmental Initiative (BYEI) Osama Bin Noor was the former Tunza Eco Ambassador from Bangladesh. I dont want to miss the opportunity to thank all of my fellows who helped me arrange the event. You did a great job!! Now i dont want to wait longer to share the amazing photos of those posters and the event.                   I was so happy after getting it done. And i was so busy managing everything that I forgot even to wear my Tunza T-shirt that day. |
