Media Release
Bengaluru, Aug 19: Taking the topic 'Caring for Our Common Home' and highlighting the pressing need to conserve the environment, St Joseph's School CBSE, Bengaluru hosted jolly joeys for classes 1 and 2 on August 16.
The purpose of the event was to cultivate a sense of environmental responsibility and to teach young Josephites the value of protecting the environment. Principal Fr Rohan D'Almeida with his outstanding insights, have substantially enhanced this endeavour.
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A lovely dancing performance by class 2 children, who enthralled the audience with their passion and excitement, added even more flair to the celebration. Young Josephites gained an understanding of the value of preserving the environment from this experience.
They brought home plants that had grown from seeds placed in coconut shells as a symbolic act of this lesson, a straightforward but potent reminder of the joint duty to protect the environment and shared house.