Service

Planting in Bangna Campus

2: Demonstrate that challenges have been undertaken, developing new skills in the process

5: Demonstrate the skills and recognise the benefits of working collaboratively

6: Demonstrate engagement with issues of global significance

I had the opportunity to go to Wells Bangna Campus and took some Greenhawks students to plant. There was a well-managed garden, and the students went around comfortably and freely to observe the plants. The task was to move avocado trees, eggplant plants, and flowers prepared by the campus. We divided into groups and planted plants with elementary students. We dug deep into the ground with a shovel, put plants inside the hole, and covered it with soil. Lastly, we poured much water so it wouldn't dry out. It was fun and meaningful to do it on campus, which is difficult during school life. 

These days, people are starting to grow plants at home, make home gardens, and cook with the harvest. I could harvest beans, peppers, garlic, berries, and mint in the Bangna Campus, which was a new experience, and it was amazing that small plants became vegetables that we usually eat. If I have a chance, I want to make a big garden on the Onnut campus and harvest it.