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Hyderabad kids learn life skills at TERI
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Hyderabad kids learn life skills at TERI. TERI (The Energy & Resource Institute) organized a leadership development programme for school students-STEP (Sensitizing. Training and empowering peers) under project Search (Sensitization, education and Awareness on Recycling for a cleaner Habitat).
TERI (The Energy & Resource Institute) organized a leadership development programme for school students-STEP (Sensitizing. Training and empowering peers) under project Search (Sensitization, education and Awareness on Recycling for a cleaner Habitat). The programme was held at Stone Water Eco Resort camp Goa from May 12-16 . B Sahith (SSC) and Shivani.N (CBSE) Oxford Grammar School were selected from Hyderabad along with 50 other students coming from all parts of nation.
TERI Camp provided extraordinary exposure to students through the activities like village study, world café, role play, leadership and its contours, crossing the river, leading change, promoting sustainability, film screenings painting, power point presentation, study trip to beach and cashew fields.
The unique camp has built confidence among the students and allowed them to spread the message of environment responsibility.
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