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Green Competition 2011
Our pupils participated in Green Competition jointly organised by Ngee Ann Polytechnic and Building and Construction Authority on the Theme of Sustainable Architecture.
The objective:
• To raise awareness of green buildings among secondary school students
• To encourage secondary school students to creatively apply the principles of science and engineering in the design and construction of a building structure model
• To promote interest in the built environment among secondary school students
The objective:
• To raise awareness of green buildings among secondary school students
• To encourage secondary school students to creatively apply the principles of science and engineering in the design and construction of a building structure model
• To promote interest in the built environment among secondary school students
MICE Club 3R Outreach Programme at YESCOM 2011
Members of our MICE Club participated in YESCOM (Young Entrepreneurs' Skills Competition) held on 3 July 2011 at HDB Hub's concourse from 9 am to 6 pm.
The organisers for this year's competition are KESUMA (the Malay Entrepreneurs Association) and ITE College East. KESUMA is the main organiser.
This year's theme was 'GREEN', and to gain extra points, participating schools should have at least 5 recycled items (in any quantity) to sell. Members of the public who wished to buy from any of the booths were required to purchase coupons before they could buy anything.
KESUMA takes 10% off the profit from each participating school and the balance 90% goes back as funds to MICE Club.
Our most expensive products were 2nd hand t-shirts and bags which were sold at $6 each and used photo frames at $5 each. Notebooks made from recycled items are sold at $3 each whilst bookmarks also made from recycled materials were sold at 2 for $1. Our main product, the grease remover, was sold at $3 each. Other smaller knick knacks were sold at $1 each.
The organisers for this year's competition are KESUMA (the Malay Entrepreneurs Association) and ITE College East. KESUMA is the main organiser.
This year's theme was 'GREEN', and to gain extra points, participating schools should have at least 5 recycled items (in any quantity) to sell. Members of the public who wished to buy from any of the booths were required to purchase coupons before they could buy anything.
KESUMA takes 10% off the profit from each participating school and the balance 90% goes back as funds to MICE Club.
Our most expensive products were 2nd hand t-shirts and bags which were sold at $6 each and used photo frames at $5 each. Notebooks made from recycled items are sold at $3 each whilst bookmarks also made from recycled materials were sold at 2 for $1. Our main product, the grease remover, was sold at $3 each. Other smaller knick knacks were sold at $1 each.
CLEAN & Green Energy Summit @ HKSS
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| CLEAN & Green Energy Summit IPW Project @ HKSS |
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Inquiry-based Learning approach for IPW project
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| Eco-city Model made of recycled materials. |
The judges
Krishman and his supportive mum
Krishman at his Eco-city
Krishman presenting on stage.
Shurong and Rudi at the Eco-city they helped to build
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| Shu Rong making a pitch to one of his teachers. |
Green Club members and their winning Eco-city model
Shu Rong and his teacher-mentor, Miss Jhumki
Krishman wins the Second Prize for his team.
Participation @ ASEAN Dengue Day
Our Green Clubs spent their Sunday morning on 29 May as Dengue Busters to help curb the rise of dengue cases in the South West CDC area.
Dr Amy Khor and our students who have been trained as Dengue Busters to educate residents about dengue prevention.
Dr Amy Khor and our students who have been trained as Dengue Busters to educate residents about dengue prevention.
http://www.todayonline.com/Hotnews/EDC110530-0000035/Spike-in-dengue-cases-in-South-West-District
Mdm Usha and her pupils participated at ASEAN Dengue Day organised by Green Schools @SW CDC.
Environment Champions Industry Module Workshop
Sec 2 Green Club members attended an Environment Champions Industry Module during the June school holiday where they had the opportunity to learn about the real-life environment applications at Panasonic 'eco-ideas' Factory at Panasonic Refrigeration Devices Singapore.
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