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GreenNext takes off
Reinforcing its commitment towards wholesome academic growth, Next Education India Pvt Ltd, recently concluded a unique Green Next drive across five schools in city. The activity cum competition was aimed at encouraging children to initiate restorative steps, such as planting trees to reverse the damaging impacts of global warming.
School children learn about global warming
Reinforcing its commitment towards wholesome academic growth, Next Education India Pvt Ltd, recently concluded a unique Green Next drive across five schools in city. The activity cum competition was aimed at encouraging children to initiate restorative steps, such as planting trees to reverse the damaging impacts of global warming.
The event was held on Wednesday at Necklace Road, People’s Plaza and witnessed participation of students from DPS, DSE Attapur, DSE Manikonda and Meridian School. The chief guest for the occasion was Sunil Sharma, Principal Secretary, R&D and Transport.
Along with 3rd, 4th and 5th graders, who formed a human chain and displayed creative messages on afforestation. Team from NextBooks also distributed books to underprivileged children from Government Boys Primary School, East Marredpally.
