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Environmental Education
Environmental education is the responsibility
of the whole school community .
It is more than a curriculum issue and involves
schools in managing resources and grounds in a way that causes
no significant damage to the environment and considers the
needs of future generations.
Students will be able to participate actively
in improving the school environment, address local environmental
issues, form sound judgment on global environmental issues,play
an active role and participate actively as global citizens
in protecting the environment.
Environmental education is a lifelong multidisciplinary
approach to learning that helps people to understand and appreciate
the environment and their connection to and impact on it.
Environmental education is a process which develops
awareness, knowledge and understand of the environment, positive
and balanced attitudes towards it and skills which will enable
students to participate in assessing the state of the environment.
Environmental education prepared us for an ecologically
sustainable future. It empowers individuals to maintain and
restore the Earth's natural systems and fosters support for
the well-being of future generations by promoting sustainable
lifestyles.
Environmental education involves respecting
and valuing the achievements of the past and supporting the
preservation of those aspects of the built environment which
remind us of those achievements.
When environmental education is incorporated
into school curriculum,students:
- learn about the environment
- develop skills to investigate and solve issues in the
environment
- acquire attitudes of care and concern for the environment
- adopt behaviours and practices which protect the environment,and
- understand the principles of ecologically sustainable
development.

Aim of environmental education
To foster students' understanding of the environment as an
integrated system,and to develop attitudes and skills which
are conductive to the achievement of ecologically sustainable
development.
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