The traditional Carnival parade for all students has been organized. To prepare for it, they first designed their costumes at school, which were made from recycled materials and were closely related to the theme of air.
Astronauts:
The traditional Carnival parade for all students has been organized. To prepare for it, they first designed their costumes at school, which were made from recycled materials and were closely related to the theme of air.
Astronauts:
We have collaborated with the organization Manos Unidas in an activity focused on the SDGs (Sustainable Development Goals). The organization created a wordplay with the Spanish acronym “ODS,” giving it a meaningful twist:
Observe the world around you.
Discover the inequalities that threaten many people.
Sum up: Get involved to make a difference.
This year’s campaign, titled “The Human Effect,” is closely related to caring for the environment. For this reason, a session was dedicated to recording a video to raise awareness about the importance of the SDGs.
Students have been raising awareness about the importance of caring for our planet for months. That’s why we took advantage of the Science class to research about renewable energy sources. After gathering information, they worked in groups to create a project about renewable energies.
Wind energy
Hydraulic energy
Solar energy
Thermal energy
Today we celebrate the World environmental Education Day. It is important to celebrate this day in schools because it provides an opportunity to raise awareness among students about the urgency of caring for the environment and promoting positive change in society. Here are some key reasons:
Early awareness: Students, being in a formative stage, have the chance to internalize environmental principles that can guide their decisions and attitudes throughout their lives.
Development of skills and knowledge: It allows students to acquire practical tools and knowledge on how to protect the environment, from waste reduction to conservation of natural resources.
Promotion of social responsibility: Celebrations like this reinforce the idea that we are all responsible for environmental issues and that our actions can contribute to solving them.
Formation of critical and engaged citizens: Solid environmental education not only informs but also equips students to make informed decisions and become change leaders in their communities.
Promotion of sustainability: The celebration raises awareness about the importance of living more sustainably, encouraging habits like recycling, energy efficiency, or responsible consumption, which has a positive impact both locally and globally.
In summary, celebrating this day in schools is an excellent way to integrate environmental awareness from an early age and prepare students to act as agents of change in protecting the planet.
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