Vidya Soudha students pledge to protect Earth

Vidya Soudha Public School, KIADB, Hassan, celebrated Environment Day with a special assembly and a series of awareness activities. Principal Mrs Mamatha Natesh inaugurated the event by planting a sapling and addressing the students on this year's theme Beat Plastic Pollution, urging everyone to rethink and reduce plastic use. Students performed a soulful skit dedicated to Mother Earth, highlighting issues such as excessive plastic use and environmental degradation. They also donated saplings for the school garden, pledging to care for them daily. The celebration concluded with cultural events and inspiring speeches promoting sustainability and environmental stewardship.

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