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This activity 'Crash Your  Trash 🗑' is very good for us. If everyone in India 🇮🇳will do this than our country will become a clean country. 

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This activity 'Crash Your  Trash 🗑' is very good for us. If everyone in India 🇮🇳will do this than our country will become a clean country. 

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Ananya Singh 5A

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Learning in a creative way....keep it up!

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Learning in a creative way....keep it up!

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WoW! This is fantastic! Keep up the good work Preeti and your team. 

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WoW! This is fantastic! Keep up the good work Preeti and your team. 

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O.P. JINDAL SCHOOL, RAIGARH-                          BRITISH COUNCIL IDS CURRICULUM ACTIVITY 6- CRASH YOUR TRASH 

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O.P. JINDAL SCHOOL, RAIGARH-                          BRITISH COUNCIL IDS CURRICULUM ACTIVITY 6- CRASH YOUR TRASH 

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CRASH YOUR TRASH is a collaborative project with an aim to find out the types of waste generated on an average by the students and study the management practices in the schools of India, Egypt and UK/Nepal .  This activity has been undertaken for students of class V.

It is aimed to help students explore their ecological footprint and act on the measures to reduce their footprint.
This project is mapped to SDG 12-'Responsible Consumption and Production' and SDG 17-  'Partnership for the Goals'.

Learning Objective

1. Students will gain knowledge on segregation, disposal and creative usage of different types of waste.

2. They will learn about the waste reduction practices undertaken in India,  Egypt, Nepal and UK.

3. Students will be able to think critically and enhance their creativity and imagination,  communication and leadership skills.

4. They will be able to differentiate between biodegradable and non biodegradable waste.

5. They will learn to transform biodegradable waste into compost.

6. The students will develop an attitude of responsible consumption and collaborate with the partner school to reduce their ecological footprint.

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Classroom presentation during Online Classes 

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Classroom presentation during Online Classes 

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Peer teaching- segregation of wet and dry waste at home by students+ Experts of KRISHI VIGYAN KENDRA (AGRICULTURAL SCIENCE CENTER), Raigarh (C.G.)' briefing about compost making...

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Visit to Krishi Vigyan Kendra (Agricultural Science Centre), Raigarh, Chhattisgarh, India

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Visit to Krishi Vigyan Kendra (Agricultural Science Centre), Raigarh, Chhattisgarh, India

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Experts Mrs Manisha Choudhury and Mr Neelkamal Patel from the Krishi Vigyan Kendra, Raigarh, briefed about the benefits of compost and the procedure to prepare it. This video was shared with the students during their online classes to encourage them to prepare compost from wet waste at home.

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A comparative study on waste generated in India UK, Egypt and Nepal it's assessment through survey and words of expression through paragraph by students also generating ideas to use dry waste as creative craft.

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A comparative study on waste generated in India UK, Egypt and Nepal it's assessment through survey and words of expression through paragraph by students also generating ideas to use dry waste as creative craft.

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Students segregating waste into separate bins at home...

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Developing a habit of segregating wet and dry waste at home

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Developing a habit of segregating wet and dry waste at home

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An effort to make compost from wet waste

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An effort to make compost from wet waste

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Snippets of the video conference with our partner schools in Scotland and Nepal

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Snippets of the video conference with our partner schools in Scotland and Nepal

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Effort taken by Crystal Mountain School, Nepal towards waste management and reduction and climate change-shared during video conference 

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Effort taken by Crystal Mountain School, Nepal towards waste management and reduction and climate change-shared during video conference 

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COLLABORATIVE PARTNERS:
1) LEVENMOUTH ACADEMY, SCOTLAND
2) LEADERS LANGUAGE SCHOOL, EGYPT, TANTA
3) CRYSTAL MOUNTAIN SCHOOL, NEPAL

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Litter Analysis and Waste Collection by Levenmouth Academy, Scotland

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Litter Analysis and Waste Collection by Levenmouth Academy, Scotland

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Levenmouth Academy, Scotland, our collaborative partner and Connecting Classrooms through Global Learning network school and Methilhaven Children's Community Initiative (MCCI) conducted a Beach Clean drive for collection and analysis of waste.

The event was coordinated by Community Lead Environmental Action for Regeneration (CLEAR Buckhaven and Methil). Lucas, a school Eco- rep  and others from MCCI helped Mr Duncan Zuill, Teacher and EIS Representative, Levenmouth Academy, Chair, Bat's Wood, Growing Space & Bike Track (SCIO) conduct a beach trash survey to  contribute to a scientific survey of the UKs Beaches  for the Marine Conservation Society.

"At first we thought the beach looked OK and the 100 metre litter pick would be easy" said Mr Zuill, "but by the end, we had found 20 kgs of non-biodegradable trash and a much smaller amount of biodegradable waste. Sadly, we also found 4 dead birds which was more than what we expected to find. But we kept going after the survey, 40 volunteers picked up over 150 kg of trash and it's safe to say that the beach is much cleaner and safer for it."

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Little steps towards recycling and creative use of dry waste by students at Leaders Language School, Egypt and O.P. Jindal School, Raigarh (CG), India

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Little steps towards recycling and creative use of dry waste by students at Leaders Language School, Egypt and O.P. Jindal School, Raigarh (CG), India

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The students of both the schools recycled waste materials and took part in the ‘Best Out of Waste’ activity. They exchanged their innovative art work through emails.

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Donation of dustbins at Marangu and Kisambo bus stands at Tanzania

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Connecting Classrooms Through Global Learning EVEN Network- 'SAY NO TO WASTE' by Mboni Sec School, Tanzania

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Connecting Classrooms Through Global Learning EVEN Network- 'SAY NO TO WASTE' by Mboni Sec School, Tanzania

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Our CONNECTING CLASSROOMS THROUGH GLOBAL LEARNING partner school students participated in a cleanliness drive at Lyakrimu, Msae, Kisambo and Marangu Mtoni and collected 60 bags of plastic waste especially bottles and kept them in the dumpsites. They also donated 2 waste bins at Marangu and Kisambo Bus Stands and educated the people around it about the proper disposal of waste. Reports state that the passengers were concerned and have promised to keep their local areas clean and safe.