Congratulations to the winners of our Endangered Animals Poster Competition! Meera and Iyla won the Junior category and Isabella won the Senior Category. Your creativity, effort, and passion for wildlife conservation were clearly reflected in your outstanding posters. Thank you to everyone who participated and helped raise awareness about the importance of protecting endangered species. We are proud of the enthusiasm and environmental awareness shown by all our learners.
A heartfelt thank you to all our wonderful students and families for their generous donations of essential items for C.R.O.W. (the Centre for Rehabilitation of Wildlife). Through your kindness and commitment to helping those in need, we were able to collect a fantastic range of supplies that will support the care and rehabilitation of injured, orphaned, and displaced wildlife. We are incredibly proud of the compassion and environmental responsibility shown by our learners.
Our recent Civvies Day was a wonderful success, with learners arriving at school dressed as a variety of endangered animals from around the world. From majestic cheetahs and playful African penguins to powerful rhinos and sea turtles, the colourful costumes helped raise awareness about species that are facing threats such as habitat loss, pollution, and poaching. This day reminded us of the important role we all play in conserving our planet’s precious biodiversity for future generations.
Our school is hosting a Civvies Day to raise awareness for endangered animals and the importance of wildlife conservation. Learners are encouraged to come dressed according to the theme of endangered species by wearing animal prints/colours, or creative outfits inspired by animals at risk of extinction such as rhinos, turtles, pandas, or tigers. This fun and educational event aims to inspire students to learn more about protecting vulnerable species and caring for the environment. Through participating, learners can show their support for conservation efforts while celebrating the beauty and diversity of wildlife around the world.
Our learners took part in an exciting and meaningful beach clean-up on 16 May, where they worked together to help protect our beautiful coastline and marine life. Equipped with gloves and refuse bags, the students collected litter such as plastic bottles, wrappers, and other waste that can harm sea creatures and pollute the ocean. The experience taught learners the importance of environmental responsibility and showed how small actions can have a big impact on keeping our beaches clean and safe. We are incredibly proud of their enthusiasm, teamwork, and commitment to caring for the environment.
