Showing posts with label Clean and Green Singapore Schools Carnival. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Clean and Green Singapore Schools Carnival. Show all posts

Tuesday, 11 November 2008

Clean & Green Singapore Schools’ Carnival 2008

Eleven YEGs from 1A and 1D were at the Clean & Green Singapore Schools’ Carnival 2008 on the 6th November. It was held at Suntec City.







The YEGs were helping the Cicada Tree Eco Place to create awareness on having a Clean and Green Environment in Singapore.


The YEGs explained to the primary school students how to play the game on Climate Change.




You are never too young to learn about climate change.









The YEGs also sold pictures of animals designed by Cicada Tree Eco Place. They help the young visitors to colour the painting.
























Two of the finished paintings done with the help of the YEGs.



This is a thank you email from Cicada Tree Eco Place.

Faridah and Sherri, many thanks for spending half of your day with us on Thursday, tending our booth and supervising the kids. Your students did a great job in selling our drawings and buttons and in facilitating our carbon footprint game as well as our animal memory card games. Because you were there at our booth, I got a chance to go to other booths to share with them about our programs. Really appreciate this.

With great appreciation and thanks
Vilma

Wednesday, 19 December 2007

Clean and Green Singapore School Carnival 2007

The CGS Schools’ Carnival is a milestone event showcasing the efforts of our students from the many environmental programmes and competitions that were held in conjunction with various private and public sector partners during the year.


The Clean and Green Singapore Schools' Carnival 2007 took place from 6 November 2007to 7th November 2007 at Suntec Exhibition Hall 403 & 404.




The YEGs@Mayflower decided to explore the possibility of using local herbs and plants as insect repellent.











It brings together a host of activities to highlight environmental issues such as energy efficiency, climate change, waste minimization and recycling, dengue prevention and the importance of not littering and keeping our schools and public areas clean.



Mayflower YEGs was on hand to promote this new project.




The teachers in charge of YEGs :Ms Sherri, Ms Faridah and Ms Ess