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Education Department Mandates Green School Clubs in State Government High Schools
The state education department has ordered the compulsory formation of 'Green School' environmental clubs in all government higher secondary schools to give students practical knowledge of nature and conservation.
The state education department issued an order today requiring every government higher secondary school to establish a 'Green School' club. The directive makes the creation of these environmental clubs mandatory across all state-run secondary institutions.
The clubs are intended to provide students with hands‑on learning about nature, biodiversity and environmental protection. By integrating practical activities such as tree planting, waste segregation and awareness campaigns, the initiative aims to foster a culture of ecological responsibility among youth.
School administrators have been instructed to appoint faculty coordinators and allocate resources for club activities within the upcoming academic session. The department will monitor implementation through periodic reports and inspections to ensure compliance.
Education officials anticipate that the program will enhance students' understanding of sustainable practices and contribute to broader state environmental goals. The mandatory nature of the clubs underscores the government's commitment to embedding environmental stewardship in the education system.
The clubs are intended to provide students with hands‑on learning about nature, biodiversity and environmental protection. By integrating practical activities such as tree planting, waste segregation and awareness campaigns, the initiative aims to foster a culture of ecological responsibility among youth.
School administrators have been instructed to appoint faculty coordinators and allocate resources for club activities within the upcoming academic session. The department will monitor implementation through periodic reports and inspections to ensure compliance.
Education officials anticipate that the program will enhance students' understanding of sustainable practices and contribute to broader state environmental goals. The mandatory nature of the clubs underscores the government's commitment to embedding environmental stewardship in the education system.