Environmental stewardship means taking responsibility for protecting and caring for the natural environment. It involves making thoughtful choices and taking actions that ensure the Earth remains healthy for future generations.
As students, we can practice environmental stewardship by reducing waste, saving energy, and nurturing the living things around us.
At Mayflower Secondary School, we are celebrating Earth Day 2026
(Wednesday, April 22, 2026 )
with an Adopt-a-Plant Campaign!
Students are encouraged to:
Choose a plant
Care for it daily
Watch it grow over time
This small act helps us build a stronger connection with nature and understand our role in protecting the environment.
Taking care of a plant teaches students commitment and responsibility as they water, nurture, and monitor its growth.
Plants help clean the air, reduce heat, and create a greener, more pleasant school environment.
Caring for plants can reduce stress, improve mood, and give a sense of accomplishment.
🌼 Plants You Can Adopt
Indian Borage
A hardy plant with medicinal properties and a pleasant scent
🌏 Take Action Today!
Be part of the change.
Adopt a plant, care for it, and grow with it 🌱
Together, we can make Mayflower Secondary a greener and more sustainable school!