Earth Day

The Earth Day 2026 programme was successfully conducted at The Whitehall School, organized by The Gramini Foundation for the students of Classes VII to IX. The theme for the event, “Our Power, Our Planet,” focused on encouraging students to take responsibility for protecting the environment.

The programme began at 9:00 a.m with an introduction and icebreaker session. Students were warmly welcomed, and an engaging discussion was held on the importance of caring for the Earth and individual responsibilities toward the environment.

This was followed by an awareness presentation session, where students learned about environmental issues, the significance of Earth Day, and how they can contribute positively to the planet.

An interactive “Power Mapping Game” was then conducted, where students participated in group activities to identify actions they can take at individual, school, and community levels to protect the environment. This activity was both engaging and thought-provoking.

After the activity, a reflection and discussion session was held. Students shared their ideas and learnings, reinforcing key environmental messages and gaining deeper insights into sustainable practices.

The programme continued with an appreciation segment, where students were acknowledged for their active participation and creative ideas.

The event concluded with a closing session that included a student pledge to protect the environment, a vote of thanks, and the presentation of memento.

Overall, the programme was informative, interactive, and inspiring. It successfully motivated students to become responsible citizens and take meaningful steps towards conserving the planet.