Started spreading this message and this message got imprinted in our minds, “Green Diwali”
This was the hot topic among our friends group during snack time, which
pushed aside discussions about new trending clothes and mandatory Diwali
selfies…what’s so important about a cracker free Diwali? why
is it all in the news? The discussions that followed in the class was eye
opening .Good that our school sent us to talk about this in the neighbouring
community .The day 31st October 2018,was eventful and we all took an oath that we will celebrate this
Diwali as a smokeless & cracker free Diwali and not harm our Mother Earth by bursting crackers.
To start with
the Principal had a meeting with all the student council members of our school
and we together decided on how to plan for a community connect program,
creating awareness. We the student council members along with our senior
graders paired ourselves and spoke to each class about the awareness we need to
create. We spoke to classes starting from grade 4 to 7. We gave instructions to
prepare placards, greeting cards, slogans and small captions on a smokeless,
smoke free Diwali All the students joined hands and spent some time in making
beautiful cards and placards for the same.
Bustling with
energy, pulls and picks and small arguments, we students got ready with all the
placards and greeting cards. All the students assembled in the school corridor
near our office room and our Principal ma’am with the class teachers of grades
4 to 7 grouped us as four teams, mixed up with all grades and allotted leaders
for each team.
Mirdulla , Yogitha ,Amirtha and Nikarika
lead the teams and the students followed to meet the people near our
school area covering the nearby streets.
We all went to the flats and houses of all the four streets. The people in our
locality we met felt very happy that we Velammal students are out of our school
walking on the roads to create awareness. We intended that instead of spoiling
our Earth with costly crackers, we can meet up with friends and family and bond
and connect. Some of the neighbourhood people invited and treated us with
sweets too. We all had a great experience and felt happy and proud to connect
with the community. Proud to be Velammalians !
By the young
bloggers of Velammal NewGen School,Madipakkam
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Nikarika
·
Sanjanaa
·
Manasa
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Amirtha
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Yogitha
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Mirdulla
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