The project, which kicked off at Gazelle Community School, spanned 7 weeks of engaging tuition sessions. A total of 28 students from Primary 4, 5, and 6 were actively involved, immersing themselves in critical topics such as Understanding the Environment, Environmental Challenges in Ghana, Climate Change: Basic Science, Impacts, and Mitigation, and Sustainable Development. Practical exercises on waste segregation and composting were integrated into the curriculum, fostering hands-on learning experiences that will stay with these young minds for a lifetime.

As part of our efforts to instil responsible environmental practices, we proudly donated waste segregation bins to Gazelle Community School. These bins served as practical tools for waste management and environmental stewardship. The results were evident as students enthusiastically embraced these bins, actively participating in waste segregation efforts. The bins not only facilitated efficient waste management but also served as a visual reminder of the importance of responsible waste disposal. Through this small yet impactful step, we empowered students to take ownership of their environment and contribute to a cleaner, greener future.

At the heart of our mission to create a more sustainable school environment was the symbolic act of tree planting. Gazelle Community School, devoid of any trees on its compound, welcomed the addition of a majestic royal palm tree. This gesture held profound significance, not just for the school but for the broader community.