It is said that if one earnestly believes to compensate for lack of skills by doubling its efforts, theres no end to what it can do'.
On 1 November12 , 16 students of classes 10 and 11 visited Ramjas School, R.K. Puram. Accompanied by Ms. Divya Mehta , we aimed to take a significant step in the direction of our our pressing concerns, namely Garbage Disposal.
We, students were expected to present our perspectives as a 16 minutes' speech with a power point presentation. The parameters upon which we were to present were introduction, institutional policies, alternative policies, and action plan, followed by a 10 minutes' interjection round by the judges. We also presented documentation compiled at School on issue with pamphlets, questionnaires etc.
We had also created a model of a bird from best out of waste to reinforce the critical needbto preserve resources. We were particularly delighted to get a chance to chat with the judges on the action plan we had drawn up
Our school won the best documentation award on the prestigious occasion.
By Luvditya Khurana, 10 A.
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