Let's be Growing Responsible Ecology and ENvironment Advocates!
On 20 May, Regent commemorated Let's be G.R.E.EN! where some CCAs and the Class Environment Champions put up a VIA showcase on the theme of "Environment".
Booths included games booths where recycled materials are used in carnival-style games and sharing of skills by students on upcycling.
Upcycling Booth:
Turning toilet rolls into flowers
Design and Innovation Booth:
Sharing the tote bags they designed
Boys' Brigade Booth:
Game created with egg cartons
Red Cross Booth:
Sharing on harmful effects of vaping (including environmental impacts)
On 21 May, Regent commemorated Let's be G.R.E.EN! where the Secondary 1 classes and some CCAs put up a VIA showcase on the theme of "Environment".
Game created with recycled materials
Upcycled products using plastic bottles
"Our World, Our Fight"
An in-house production for Let's be G.R.E.EN!
During 13 - 15 May, Regent commemorated our first Let's be G.R.E.EN! The event seeks to bring together and showcase various efforts to advocate for environmental sustainability.
It is a week where students come together as individuals, groups, class and CCA to create an awareness about the environment and promote actions to live sustainability. The Environmental Science club and class environment champions set up games booths at the canteen, where students can learn more about the 3Rs and food sustainability through the games and posters created by the students. Students can play the card game “Recycle Right” or snake and ladder board game “Karang Guni Man” or try out the ping-pong ball game and answer questions on the 3Rs and carbon footprint to earn prizes!
“Climate Change and Us” by theVoice
What are the effects of climate change and what can we do to reduce food wastage and protect our biodiversity?
The highlight of Let’s be GREEN was during the Secondary 1 Cohort VIA on 15th May. The theme of the VIA was on environment and the Clubs and Societies also contributed by having a booth showcasing artefacts they created on the theme.
Robotics’ Sustainability through Innovation showcase the self-watering sensor for plants. InfoComm’s Capturing Change: Photography for a Sustainable Future showcased nature photos taken by the students and Upcycle ventures by Design & Innovation showcased upcycled tote bag and stationery holder creatively designed.
Various subjects such as English, Mathematics, Science and Geography also came together to put up an interdisciplinary booth to showcase the students’ artefacts on the theme of “Water”.
Water filter System
VIA class display
Food Sustainability
Cross-word Puzzle
Composed by Regent Show Choir
Let's open our eyes to the world around us and
play our part in sustainability
Composed by Regent Pop Band
Let's play our part to save our only home and we are not alone in doing it.