As part of the “My School for Earth” programme, the Green Captains and Green Team were introduced to the school community. During the programme, the Green Captains explained the purpose of the initiative and encouraged students to actively participate in creating a more environmentally responsible school. The session highlighted how even small actions in school and daily life could contribute... As part of the “My School for Earth” programme, the Green Captains and Green Team were introduced to the school community. During the programme, the Green Captains explained the purpose of the initiative and encouraged students to actively participate in creating a more environmentally responsible school. The session highlighted how even small actions in school and daily life could contribute to protecting the environment. The Green Captains and Green Team members were also presented with their badges, marking the beginning of their responsibility to lead, inspire, and organise environmental initiatives throughout the academic year.
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Mapsians are committed in contributing their best towards the society. We, at the The Mann School, not only do research in creating sustainable solutions for mother Earth but also equally work to create a concrete solution in solving a social challenge. One such issue which most of us face is to free our Delhi from roadside garbage. To reduce it,...
Mapsians are committed in contributing their best towards the society. We, at the The Mann School, not only do research in creating sustainable solutions for mother Earth but also equally work to create a concrete solution in solving a social challenge. One such issue which most of us face is to free our Delhi from roadside garbage. To reduce it, we tried to discover a solution in the form of "car trash bin bag".
We are very sure that its a practical and handy solution to reduce the waste thrown on the roads and keep our city clean. It just requires a small change of habit by keeping this bin bag as an essential accessory in car while travelling and the impact will be visible.
Mapsians are committed in contributing their best towards the society. We, at the The Mann School, not only do research in creating sustainable solutions for mother Earth but also equally work to create a concrete solution in solving a social challenge. One such issue which most of us face is to free our Delhi from roadside garbage. To reduce it,...
Mapsians are committed in contributing their best towards the society. We, at the The Mann School, not only do research in creating sustainable solutions for mother Earth but also equally work to create a concrete solution in solving a social challenge. One such issue which most of us face is to free our Delhi from roadside garbage. To reduce it, we tried to discover a solution in the form of "car trash bin bag".
We are very sure that its a practical and handy solution to reduce the waste thrown on the roads and keep our city clean. It just requires a small change of habit by keeping this bin bag as an essential accessory in car while travelling and the impact will be visible.
This poster presents “The Inner Universe: The Hidden World of Biomedicine” as a fascinating journey into the microscopic world inside the human body. At the centre, the flowing red human figure represents life, blood, and the complex systems that keep us alive, while the doctors and researchers symbolize the people who explore and protect this hidden universe. The microscope, DNA... This poster presents “The Inner Universe: The Hidden World of Biomedicine” as a fascinating journey into the microscopic world inside the human body. At the centre, the flowing red human figure represents life, blood, and the complex systems that keep us alive, while the doctors and researchers symbolize the people who explore and protect this hidden universe. The microscope, DNA strands, cells, viruses, proteins, and other microscopic structures highlight the role of biomedicine in understanding diseases, developing medicines, and discovering how our bodies function. The deep blue, vibrant colours and cosmic elements create the feeling of an unexplored universe, showing that just like outer space, the human body contains a vast and mysterious universe waiting to be discovered.
In a creative initiative celebrating sustainability and innovation, students of grade 9 and grade 11, showcased a unique fabric-based stall featuring jewellery and accessories made from discarded fabrics and materials that might otherwise go unused.
By giving new life to old fabrics, they demonstrated how everyday waste can be transformed into something beautiful and meaningful, encouraging mindful consumption and creative...
In a creative initiative celebrating sustainability and innovation, students of grade 9 and grade 11, showcased a unique fabric-based stall featuring jewellery and accessories made from discarded fabrics and materials that might otherwise go unused.
By giving new life to old fabrics, they demonstrated how everyday waste can be transformed into something beautiful and meaningful, encouraging mindful consumption and creative reuse.
From Coconut Shells to Green Walls: Growing a Sustainable Future
Promoting creativity and environmental responsibility, students of Grades 9–12 at Kothari International School participated in an Inter-House Sustainable Hanging Garden Activity, exploring innovative ways to reuse natural materials.
Using coconut shells as eco-friendly planters, students transformed discarded resources into beautiful, wall-mounted gardens, bringing greenery to vertical spaces while embracing the...
From Coconut Shells to Green Walls: Growing a Sustainable Future
Promoting creativity and environmental responsibility, students of Grades 9–12 at Kothari International School participated in an Inter-House Sustainable Hanging Garden Activity, exploring innovative ways to reuse natural materials.
Using coconut shells as eco-friendly planters, students transformed discarded resources into beautiful, wall-mounted gardens, bringing greenery to vertical spaces while embracing the principles of Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle.
Each House showcased exceptional creativity, teamwork, and environmental awareness through unique garden designs.
The activity highlighted how small, mindful actions can make a meaningful difference in building a greener future.
NATURE’S GOLD
A Green Team Initiative for Sustainable Flower-Waste Management
Nature’s Gold is a Green Team initiative focused on managing discarded flowers and other suitable biodegradable organic matter through composting.
What We Collect: Discarded flowers and other suitable biodegradable organic matter.
What Happens: Decomposers break down the organic matter, recycling its nutrients and transforming it into compost.
What We Create:...
NATURE’S GOLD
A Green Team Initiative for Sustainable Flower-Waste Management
Nature’s Gold is a Green Team initiative focused on managing discarded flowers and other suitable biodegradable organic matter through composting.
What We Collect: Discarded flowers and other suitable biodegradable organic matter.
What Happens: Decomposers break down the organic matter, recycling its nutrients and transforming it into compost.
What We Create: Nature’s Gold — nutrient-rich compost that can be returned to the soil and used to support plant growth.
COLLECT • COMPOST • CONSERVE • CULTIVATE
Team Alpha
Green Captain - Anvi Sharma
Green Team - Ananya Sawant, Abhiram Kale, Maitreyi Mungekar, Vedant Sharma
Team Beta
Green Captain - Rugved Amdekar
Green Team - Aaryan Sonde, Laksha Ahuja, Saisha Basawatia, Maahir Maheshwari
