Burger Menu
GLOBAL SCHOOL NEWS
Kuala Lumpur
February 15, 2024

Party for the Planet: GIIS KL Plants Hope and Trees for a Greener Future

Imagine a schoolyard buzzing with excited chatter, not just about recess, but about...planting trees? That's exactly what happened at Global Indian International School Kuala Lumpur (GIIS KL) when the Sustainable Development Team, in collaboration with the Free Tree Society, embarked on a thrilling "Tree Plantation Campaign"!

This wasn't just another "stick a sapling in the ground" event. It was a full-fledged eco-adventure, designed to empower students, teachers, and volunteers to become environmental champions. The session kicked off with a crucial briefing: why planting trees, especially in urban jungles, is like giving our planet a high five!

Next, the excitement bloomed as participants learned about the diverse plant squad they were about to welcome. From the vibrant Orange Jasmine to the charming Pinwheel Jasmine, each sapling held the promise of beauty, biodiversity, and even some friendly bee-pollination magic.

But planting isn't just about tossing a seed and hoping for the best. The team delved into the fascinating world of gardening, mastering the art of choosing the right tools, enriching the soil, and finding the perfect spot for each green recruit. Experienced guides and teachers were there every step of the way, ensuring every sapling had the best chance to thrive.

Under the inspiring leadership of SDG Ambassador Ms. Kalyani, the event blossomed into a resounding success. It wasn't just about adding green to the schoolyard; it was about planting the seeds of environmental responsibility in every participant's heart. Students became active agents of change, embracing the spirit of SDG 13 (Climate Action) and SDG 15 (Life on Land).

Through engaging talks and hands-on activities, everyone learned about the superpowers of trees: absorbing carbon dioxide, protecting the soil, and creating a haven for diverse life. The message was clear: achieving a sustainable future requires teamwork, and this tree-planting initiative was a giant leap towards that goal.

  • 0

Comments ({{totalComments}})

{{comments.CommentBy}}
{{comments.CommentBy}}
{{comments.CommentByCampus}}, {{comments.CommentByCountry}} {{comments.CommentedOn}}

{{comments.CommentText}}

{{relatedNews.Title}}

{{relatedNews.BodyPart | htmlToPlaintext | stringSlice}}