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Eco Challenge
Eco Challenge
From growing your own plants to creating fun toys using recyclables, our Shuqunites have shown that there are a myriad of ways to save the environment. Their environmentally friendly efforts were showcased in Shuqun’s 95th Anniversary Eco-Challenge, conducted in July 2020.
The Eco-Challenge was organised in conjunction with Shuqun’s 95th anniversary celebrations, with the aim of instilling in our Shuqunites a sense of responsibility towards the environment.
Students were tasked to submit evidences of their environmentally friendly practices at home. These could range from simple everyday actions to big projects, all in the name of saving the environment.
While the primary one to primary three students drew pictures of their earth-friendly actions on paper, the primary four to primary six students submitted photographs and videos of their efforts through the Student Learning Space (SLS) portal.
The response for the challenge was very encouraging. From the many submissions received, it is clear that our students and their families are committed to playing their part to save the environment.
We hope that all Shuqunites will continue to practise environmentally friendly habits in their daily lives, as well as explore new ways to help save the environment.
Primary 1
Primary 1
My family and I picking up litters!
I recycle my plastics!
Let's plant some greeneries with love!
Re-growing leftover spring onions to reduce waste!
Primary 2
Primary 2
Doing my part in keeping my neighbourhood clean.
Save electricity by using sunlight during daytime!
My family will recycle things to keeps the earth safe!
Building my own terrarium
Doing my part to save the world
Primary 3
Primary 3
Reduce, Reuse, Recycle! We made bags out of unused t-shirts!
My family and I made an egg carton lantern!
I am planting with my dad!
Primary 4
Primary 4
The box beside me is my recycling box and I will put the recyclables inside. Once it is full, I will throw them into the blue recycling bin. Then, I will start all over.
Using a recyclable bag instead of a plastic bag.
I made some funnels with my brother from some plastic bottles for science experiments.
This is a pin ball game I made with plastic straws and cardboard cover. Instead of throwing them away, I reused them and created something fun to play with.
Throwing paper into the recycling bin
I sewed clothes for my stuffed toy rabbit and my sisters teddy bear using my father's old work clothes.
I used an onion to grow spring onions and made scallion pancakes with it.
Primary 5
Primary 5
Recycling styrofoam as racks
Reusing materials to make a soccer game
Reusing materials to make a windmill
Using metal straws instead of plastic straws
Reusing various paper products to make gifts and games
Recycling materials to make statues
Reusing cardboard to make hamster maze
Making a tote bag from old T-shirt
Primary 6
Primary 6
Making a stationary holder using recycled materials
Reusing plastic bottle as a watering can for watering plants
Upcycling water bottle into a piggy bank
Using a pail to hold water instead of letting the tap run and wasting more water.
Finishing my food to reduce food waste
Making artwork using recycled materials
Planting seeds using plastic egg trays
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