Tuesday, 17 March 2009

Central Singapore Youth Environmental Guardians

Central Singapore Youth Environmental Guardians is jointly organised by Central Singapore Community Development Council (CS CDC) and the National Environment Agency - Central Regional Office (NEA CRO).

2 The programme aims to cultivate our youths to be champions of environmental public health issues by offering a volunteering avenue that allows them to learn, share, network and contribute to the creation of a clean and green Central Singapore district.

3 There are two focus areas in the programme that seeks to groom and engage the youth volunteers - Learning & Sharing and Contributing to a Clean & Green Central Singapore district.

The Programme

I. Learning and Sharing
This segment of the programme aims to increase awareness of issues relating to public health through:

• Training workshop
The students will undergo a training session to equip them with background knowledge on public health issues such as littering, dengue, pests, climate change & recycling.

• Forum
A Forum will be scheduled after the training workshop. The YEGs will need to or present a summary report on their community engagement experiences to share with the other school’s YEGs. Briefly, the report would include:
a) Topic of their project(s)

b) Community partners they partnered with
c) Outreach efforts - numbers of households engaged, key messages that were passed on to the community etc
d) Learning points - what have they learnt during the community engagement process

The YEGs from Mayflower Secondary School went for the training on the 6th of March at the Singapore Science Center.



The YEGs waiting eagerly for the training session to start.




The students found the training insightful and interesting.
















Students conducting an experiment.
















After the indoor lesson, the students proceed to the outdoor lesson.
















The students found the pond teaming with life.

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