The Scholars Public School, Mauli, Barwala

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Barwala, Updated At : 10:06 AM Sep 05, 2024 IST

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In order to sensitise students to the need to preserve environment and ecology, a sapling plantation drive was organised by the school. Students of classes VI to X participated in the event. The main purpose of the drive was to teach students how they can save climate from pollution. Students and teachers planted various types of plants. The staff taught the students how to plant them and they watered the plants. Principal Meenu Goyal planted cinnamon tree. She talked about how planting trees help to make the surroundings green and clean. She suggested the students to plant at least one tree per year as it will help the world to fight against global warming. The event concluded with a beautiful poem by Cass VII students.

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