Kathua: In an endeavor to foster environmental awareness and practical waste management skills among its students, Government Higher Secondary School (GHSS) Chhan Rorian hosted a Compost Bin Making Competition today. The competition saw enthusiastic students showcasing their creativity and ingenuity in constructing efficient compost bins from locally sourced materials.
Under the guidance of Principal Mr. Subash Chander, the students worked tirelessly to design and assemble various types of compost bins. The bins were evaluated by a panel of experienced mentors, including agricultural experts and environmentalists.
“I’ve learned so much about the benefits of composting and how I can help reduce waste in our community,” said Ajay, a participating student. “This competition has inspired me to make composting a regular part of my home,” remarked Priya, another student.
“Composting is an essential practice in sustainable agriculture and can significantly reduce our environmental footprint,” said agricultural mentor for the school.
* “These students have demonstrated a remarkable ability to think creatively and find practical solutions to waste management challenges,” added the environmental mentor.
In his address, Principal Mr. Subash Chander emphasized the importance of inculcating environmentally responsible habits among the students. He commended the participants for their enthusiasm and urged them to continue their efforts to promote waste reduction and sustainable practices.
The competition concluded with the announcement of winners, followed by the distribution of prizes and certificates. The event not only served as a showcase of students’ skills but also raised awareness about the significance of compost bin making and its role in reducing waste and promoting environmental health.
