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The document outlines a service learning project by students to clean up a public beach on the last Saturday of each month to contribute to the community, raise awareness of environmental pollution, and educate students to be responsible citizens. The objectives are to clean public places like beaches, raise awareness of coastal pollution problems and solutions, and encourage recycling. Students will take turns cleaning the beach from 8-10am at East Coast Park Beach with supplies and funding from the National Environmental Agency.
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Service learning project proposal
- 1. Service Learning Denise Lim, Sun Jie Min, Zhang Yifan
- 3. Reasons ● Save the environment ● Protect marine life by reducing pollution ● Have fun in the process, and enjoy ourselves at the beach after that ● Learn more about the marine ecosystem
- 4. Objectives 1. Contribute to the community by cleaning up public places such as the beach 2. Raise awareness among students of environmental problems caused by pollution in our coastal areas, and come up with ways to apply their learning to stop pollution and encourage the public to recycle 3. Educate the students to be responsible, civic-minded, kind and caring citizens
- 5. Details The Secondary 3 and 4 classes will take turns to clean the beach every last saturday of the month. We will contact NEA (National Environmental Agency) for supplies and possibly funding. We will also set up booths in school to educate people on the harmful effects of environmental pollution and encourage recycling.
- 6. Details Date: Every last saturday of the month Time: 8 am - 10 am Venue: East Coast Park Beach People Involved: Secondary 3 and 4 students, NEA
- 7. Thank You