School Newsletter Announcement

Our school will start a new environmental project called Green Campus Week. It will run from June 12 (Mon) to June 16 (Fri). The purpose of the project is to make our school more eco-friendly.

Activities include:

• Recycling old notebooks and papers (drop-off boxes will be placed near the library).
• A competition to create posters about saving energy. Posters should be submitted by June 10 (Sat).
• A lunchtime lecture by Dr. Sato, an environmental scientist, on June 15 (Thu) in the main hall.

Students are encouraged to participate in as many activities as possible. The class with the highest participation rate will receive an award.

For more details, please check the notice board in front of the student office.

Student Blog Post

Last year, I joined a similar event at another school. At first, I thought recycling and poster-making would be boring. However, when I saw how much paper we collected, I was surprised. It made me realize how wasteful I had been.

The poster competition was also fun. Some students made really creative designs, and I enjoyed seeing how everyone expressed their ideas differently. I also attended a lecture by a guest speaker, and although it was a little difficult to understand everything, I learned that even small actions, like turning off lights, can make a big difference.

I believe projects like these are important, not only for the environment but also for helping students think about their daily habits.

School Newsletter Announcement

Our school will start a new environmental project called Green Campus Week. It will run from June 12 (Mon) to June 16 (Fri). The purpose of the project is to make our school more eco-friendly.

Activities include:

• Recycling old notebooks and papers (drop-off boxes will be placed near the library).
• A competition to create posters about saving energy. Posters should be submitted by June 10 (Sat).
• A lunchtime lecture by Dr. Sato, an environmental scientist, on June 15 (Thu) in the main hall.

Students are encouraged to participate in as many activities as possible. The class with the highest participation rate will receive an award.

For more details, please check the notice board in front of the student office.

Student Blog Post

Last year, I joined a similar event at another school. At first, I thought recycling and poster-making would be boring. However, when I saw how much paper we collected, I was surprised. It made me realize how wasteful I had been.

The poster competition was also fun. Some students made really creative designs, and I enjoyed seeing how everyone expressed their ideas differently. I also attended a lecture by a guest speaker, and although it was a little difficult to understand everything, I learned that even small actions, like turning off lights, can make a big difference.

I believe projects like these are important, not only for the environment but also for helping students think about their daily habits.