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Rafael 3A -Sustainability Officer: Local News

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Rafael 3A -Sustainability Officer: Local News

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So what is Dubai doing to become more sustainable?

We are expanding our country economically, socially and environmentally.

How are we doing this?

By boasting 600 homes, 11 bio-domes and an urban farm running through its center. Key projects include the Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum Solar Park, an ambitious endeavor aiming to generate over 5,000 MW of clean energy by 2030. We also have the Dubai Clean Energy Strategy 2050, which seeks to achieve 75% of the city's energy from pure resources by 2050.

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Here is 1 picture, there is only 1, no one gave their picture other than Zoya.

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At Pristine School, sports and fitness are essential to our students’ development and well-being. Last years Annual Sports Day was packed with thrilling competitions and team spirit! Students participated in a variety of events, including relay races , sack race , and team games like tug-of-war. The day was a showcase of dedication, resilience, and camaraderie, as each student gave their best effort, whether competing or cheering on friends. Sports Day continues to strengthen our Pristine community, making it an exciting tradition that everyone looks forward to each year!

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Dhwani 6F -Sustainability Delegate: Sustainable Practices

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Dhwani 6F -Sustainability Delegate: Sustainable Practices

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1. Reduce the use of plastic and paper on the billboards in the corridors and in our classrooms.

2. Ban the use of toilet paper in washrooms and encourage students to use hand-dryers instead. Add more hand-dryers in each washroom.

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Physical education is very important for your physical well-being and mental health . It keeps you healthy and active. It also makes you feel happy . If you win a competition or game then you will feel proud of yourself , however if you lose then you will learn something and you can try again next time . It helps you enhance your skills of working with a team . In conclusion physical education is very beneficial to anyone that takes part in it.

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Marvin 5C -Sustainability Officer: Sustainable Practices

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Marvin 5C -Sustainability Officer: Sustainable Practices

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1. To clean up after ourselves whether it's a plastic wrapper, a paper cup or anything at all, just make sure to clean it up or try to reuse it and recycle it as much as you possible.

2. To try and reduce our use of paper, plastic and other non-renewable materials that can harm the environment and encourage your friends to do the same.

3. To save electricity by not using your device for longer than you are required to by using non-electrical items but if you ever really need it, you can use it but not too much of it.

4. All the classes in the primary school could meet at a specific day and time with all the plastic they have gathered and then try to reuse it but if you don’t know how you could use it then leave it in a box and if anyone wants to use it, they are free to. All sections in years 3 and 4 go on Tuesday and years 5 and 6 could have it on Wednesday.

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Jazaa 4F -Sustainability Officer: Additional Information

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Jazaa 4F -Sustainability Officer: Additional Information

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Eco-Friendly:

The word "eco-friendly" refers to products, practices and lifestyle choices that are designed to minimize harm caused to the environment. This often includes reducing pollution, conserving resources, and promoting sustainability. Eco-friendly items and actions aim to lower our carbon footprints by using renewable resources, cutting down on waste, and decreasing greenhouse gas emissions.

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Rafael 3A -Sustainability Officer: Big Green Legacy

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Rafael 3A -Sustainability Officer: Big Green Legacy

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My green legacy is that I want to reduce the amount of trash that's being littered in my neighborhood. In fact, it is destroying our fragile ecosystem. Did you know that over 4 billion tons of trash is thrown all over our glorious Earth? So instead of wasting rubbish, we can plant more trees than garbage. In that way, our environments can remain clean and we have fresher air to breathe. The SDG I plan to co-operate with my goal is SDG 15: Life on Land.

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News
Flag Day: In Flag Day We had a big assembly where we were positioned in a form which spells
UAE. And then we sang the UAE national anthem. Then we raised the flags while we were singing the national anthem.

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Miss Nilam Jamil Siddiqui
My favorite coordinator in school is Miss Nilam, who always goes beyond to support students,teachers and parents. She has a unique Way of making everyone feel valued and heard. Creating a positive environment that encourages collaboration is her forte. Miss Nilam is not only organized and efficient but also genuinely cares about our wellbeing and academic success. She often organizes engaging activities and competitions that make learning fun and meaningful for us. Her approachable nature and dedication makes her an invaluable resource in our school community.I truly appreciate everything she does for us.
By:Hashim Haroon 5B

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NEWSLETTER
IBRAHIM ASIM 4E
PrisBots Afterschool
Hello teachers and parents!
We are excited to tell you about all that has been happening in the
PrisBots afterschool club. We have been actively working hard to prepare for the FIRST LEGO League by thinking creatively to make amazing and interesting robots. That are each designed to tackle unique challenges. The FIRST LEGO League (FLL) is a global robotics program that introduces science, technology, engineering, and math to children aged 4-16 Participants engage in hands on learning, problem solving, and teamwork,building a better future through playful and meaningful experiences!

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Feedback:

Sustainability Delegates-

Dear Dhwani Vinesh and Trace Phoenix,

You have done a commendable job. Thank you both for your hardwork and efforts. Thank You!

Sports Delegate-

Dear Lianne Maxene,

You have done a fantastic job. Thank you so much for your time in sharing all their ideas. Thank You!

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Marvin 5C - Sustainability Officer: School News

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Marvin 5C - Sustainability Officer: School News

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This year at Pristine Private School we have done many various activities to be more progressive in terms of sustainability, won awards and participated in many competitions that motivate sustainability in our school. A few of those activities would be trying to collect 150KG of plastic, using plastic bottles filled with plastic waste as building blocks and collecting different objects that use electricity that we think can no longer used but still can be if we assemble it carefully. Sometimes we use plastic in class for learning and we try to reuse, reduce and recycle plastic as much as possible. For Earth Hour on 23rd March this year, we turned off all the lights in our houses and posted a photo of us using any natural light source while doing a fun activity.

Overall, here at PPS, we care about the environment and hope to change the world in a good way by painting it green.

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Sithuki 5D - Sustainability Officer: School News

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Sithuki 5D - Sustainability Officer: School News

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Here at Pristine, sustainability is at the heart and core of our mission. Every year, we do eco-friendly and innovative initiatives from plastic bottle bricks to device donations. Our school is actively involved in many planet-conscious activities, like the recent EcoBricks programme, about filling unused plastic bottles with waste and using them as building material. Students switched the lights off for Earth Hour on 23rd March this year and submitted videos and pictures of how they spent their hour as an awareness program. We also participated in the DYOD (Donate Your Own Device) initiative and donated more than 50 devices!

Overall, Pristinians are working hard to make our planet cleaner and greener.

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At Pristine School, sports and fitness are essential to our students’ development and well-being. Last year's Annual Sports Day was packed with exciting competitions and team spirit! Students participated in a variety of events, including relay races, sack race, and team games like tug-of-war. The day was a showcase of dedication, resilience, and camaraderie, as each student gave their best effort, whether competing or cheering on friends. Sports Day continues to strengthen our Pristine community, making it an exciting tradition that everyone looks forward to each year!

This event promoted many attributes such as

Focus - Mental concentration during performance.

Discipline - Commitment to training and rules.

Teamwork - Ability to work well with others.

Sportsmanship - Fair and respectful behavior.

Resilience - Ability to recover from setbacks or fatigue.

These attributes are essential for athletic success and personal development in sports.

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Founded: 1992 by Shahida Salam
Pristine Private School started with just 35 students in a small bungalow. It became very popular because of its high-quality education. In 2002, the school moved to a bigger campus in Al Nahda 2, Dubai, where it has great facilities for learning​.

Mission: To provide quality education in a nurturing environment
The school aims to teach students not only academic subjects but also important values like discipline and respect. They want to create a friendly and supportive place for all students to learn​.

Key Features:

Modern Teaching Methods: Pristine uses new teaching styles to help students learn better.

Holistic Development: The school helps students grow in many ways, including their social skills.

Community Impact:
Pristine Private School is well-respected in the community and stays connected with its former students, helping to keep its strong reputation​.

Annual Sports Day:
One exciting event at Pristine is Sports Day. This day is full of fun activities where students can show their athletic skills. There are races and team games, and everyone cheers for each other. It helps build teamwork and school spirit while promoting values like sportsmanship and determination​.

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Here are both of the only people who wrote the pallet!

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Pristine Private School in the last academic year.We celebrated its annual Sports Day, bringing together students, teachers, and parents for an exciting day of athletic competitions and team spirit. The event was a vibrant showcase of students' talents across various sports, including and relay races, cross country, sack race and many more. Participants demonstrated their dedication, teamwork, and sportsmanship. This event promoted many attributes such as

Focus - Mental concentration during performance.

Discipline - Commitment to training and rules.

Teamwork - Ability to work well with others.

Sportsmanship - Fair and respectful behavior.

Resilience - Ability to recover from setbacks or fatigue.

These attributes are essential for athletic success and personal development in sports.

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At Pristine School, sports and fitness are essential to our students’ development and well-being. Last years Annual Sports Day was packed with thrilling competitions and team spirit! Students participated in a variety of events, including relay races , sack race , and team games like tug-of-war. The day was a showcase of dedication, resilience, and camaraderie, as each student gave their best effort, whether competing or cheering on friends. Sports Day continues to strengthen our Pristine community, making it an exciting tradition that everyone looks forward to each year!

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Requirements:

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Edited by Deputy/ Delegate

Short, yet detailed.

3rd Person

Equal Contribution

I will require images, including photos of the students, along with detailed paragraphs. The written content can be presented in the form of points, foreshadowing, or flashbacks.

Delegates, please ensure that you shorten any texts that are excessively long. I would like to emphasize that I prefer a concise newsletter. With 22 students contributing, one paragraph per student should be sufficient.

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In response to any concerns raised, I would like to confirm that I expect the deadline to be met by the 5th of November. Please make every effort to extract as much information as possible.

The Deputy Prefect will utilize a rating system to assess the submissions, accompanied by feedback. Additionally, there will be a section dedicated to her improvised responses.

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To ensure that we do not overwhelm ourselves and to prevent tasks from slipping through the cracks, I will implement customized deadlines for each delegate to facilitate the timely completion of the newsletter.

Wellbeing Delegate: The submission deadline is set for the 5th of November.

Sustainability Delegate: The submission deadline is also the 5th of November.

Sports Delegate: The submission deadline is likewise the 5th of November.

Please note that the maximum extension for submissions will be until the 12th of November. This timeline is necessary to allow a week for compiling all the information while balancing our academic responsibilities. Thank you for your cooperation in adhering to these deadlines.

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