The school has taken significant steps to reduce its carbon footprint and contribute to a cleaner environment. This is a way of teaching our students the importance of taking little steps towards creating a better world. GREEN TEEN- The Eco Club in school was created in the year 2011. Students of classes VI-XII are part of this club and are working passionately towards protecting the environment. The members of GREEN TEEN CLUB have vowed to further initiatives taken up by the school and do their best towards conservation of environment. Few projects undertaken are:

Our students in association with WWF-India, have been carrying out an online challenge “Tide Turner Plastic Challenge” in partnership with UN Environment Programme to engage youth in conversation, action and advocacy around reducing the use of single-use plastic from our day to day life.

The Tide Turners Plastic Challenge is a global youth movement to fight plastic pollution around the world. It is designed to inspire young adults to reflect upon their plastic consumption, discover solutions to reduce this consumption, and lead change in their homes, communities, institutions and offices. The challenge involves completing three levels.

Our students have successfully completed the entry level. For the leader level Debshata Choudhury organised an online seminar on "Plastic waste-management" with an aim to inspire students to measure their plastic footprint. The seminar was conducted by Dr. Madhusree Banerjee ,Senior Consultant at The World Bank. Her primary interest is in Social and Community Development.  The seminar was attended by the following students  Gurmaan Singh Sandhu, Garv Gupta, Aayushi Dasgupta ,Snigdha Goel,,Hrehaan Ahuja and Pratyush Saini  from class X.

A Biodiversity Awareness Session was organised by the Green Teens of Eco Club in association with Global Hunt Foundation , for classes 6 -7 and all members of the Eco Club on the 12 and 19 of September 2020.

The speaker Ms. Nidhi sensitized the students on the issue of conservation and importance of biodiversity. The session entailed a comprehensive understanding of the concept of biodiversity & its types, information on the world of biodiversity & its distribution, how it maintains a balance in nature, what are the threats and the importance of conserving biodiversity. All participated enthusiastically and engaged in sharing their ideas.

This seminar helped the students realize how this generation has a special responsibility towards nature and how important environment protection is for a sustainable future.

World Environment Day is celebrated on 5th June every year. Its aim is to raise global awareness and mobilise action for environment protection.

In the year 1972, the United Nations Conference on the Human environment was held from 5th June to 16th June. After that, every year on 5th June, it has been hosted by different countries of the world with different theme.
This year's theme of World Environment Day is BIODIVERSITY.

Biodiversity boosts ecosystem productivity where each species, no matter how small, all have an important role to play.

For example:

• A larger number of plant species means a greater variety of crops
• Greater species diversity ensures natural sustainability for all life forms
• Healthy ecosystems can better withstand and recover from a variety of disasters.

And so, while we dominate this planet, we still need to preserve the diversity in wildlife.

To keep up with the pace our CLIMATE WARRIORS have contributed to mother earth in a variety of ways.

• Making bird feeders
• Planting trees
• Writing slogans
• Making posters

TAKING A PLEGDE TO PROTECT MOTHER EARTH

Pledge to be climate-conscious, create awareness within families & communities. Every minute counts, be a Climate Warrior.

Human activities contaminate ecosystems around the world—from pole to pole, from the highest mountains to the ocean deep. Toxic chemicals can be found in pristine forests and the blood of Arctic animals. Litter floats beneath the surface of oceans miles away from land. Even excess noise and light are interrupting natural patterns and disrupting the lives of animals and people.

Pollution today is pervasive and persistent. While the world has achieved significant economic growth over the past few decades, it has been accompanied by large amounts of pollution, with significant impacts on human health and ecosystems and the ways in which some of the major Earth systems processes, such as the climate, are functioning. The posters describes the pollution challenge, explores what is already being done to address pollution, and proposes focused and actionable interventions to address pollution in all its forms. Let us all take a call on the occasion of WORLD ENVIRONMENT DAY (5TH JUNE 2020) to act towards a pollution-free planet.

A pollution-free planet is by far and away the best insurance for the survival and well-being of current and future generations of humans and ecosystems. 

Earth Day is an annual event celebrated around the world on April 22 to demonstrate support for environmental protection

Earth Day 2020 is the 50th Anniversary of Earth Day.

Even as you stay home and maintain social distancing, you can still exercise your responsibility to act for the environment. No matter where you are, you can make a difference!

For Earth Day’s 50th anniversary, we have focussed on two themes that will inspire meaningful actions to show our support for people and the planet.

 Artists for the Earth & PLASTIC POLLUTION – Turn the Tide.

Artists for the Earth

Art is a powerful tool to communicate messages, trigger emotions and inspire action! Here we have our students showing concern for mother earth through different art forms and expressing their vision on earth day.

Turn these actions into habits and civic action that last beyond Earth Day!

Click for Video on Earth Day 2020

• 'Save Earth' message by Jasmyra Arora of class II
• 'Importance of trees' message by Taya Socar of class III
• Song by Radhika Mishra of class XII
• Performance by Aastha Saxena of class XII
• Performance by Peehu Bhardwaj of class XII
• Wishes of a fruitful Earth Day from the students of Class XII
• Students of class IV as 'Young Champions of the Earth'

Posters designed by the students of class II using Paint

Vihaan Jerath	Husnal Kaur	Danish Sood
Ambar Choudhary	Aashman Agarwal	Aarav Aggarwal
Aadya Rana	Nabhyajit Tamuly

Students of class X created a collage on Earth Day

Teachers of Pre Primary school spreading  the message on the occasion of 50th anniversary of Earth Day

  Tiny Tots spreading the message on the occasion of 50th anniversary of Earth Day

Eco-friendly bags made from old T-Shirts  by the students of class III