Terrestrial Day at High School

On 24 April, a event dedicated to international land day was held on 24 April. Objective of the measure: to update the various environmental and ecological issues and to remind students of the non-repeatability of land. Much attention was paid to the conservation of natural resources, including forests.
Land Day is a day where various measures are taken throughout the world to increase people's awareness and understanding of the natural environment of the land. Originally, the land was celebrated in spring equinocation around 20 March, but it is currently celebrated in more than 175 countries on 22 April. In 2009, the United Nations identified 22 April as the international day of land. The author of the Earth's idea and concept is John McConel, who announced it in 1969 at the UNESCO Conference in San Francisco, USA.
The guests of the event were the heroes of various fairy tales: witch, logist, land, bacteria and other heroes. The pupils were reminded of the fact that they could not break the trees, take the flowers, drop the bottles, leave the fire in the woods without surveillance. We watched as the bacteria are delighted when there is a lot of waste when students don't wash Roke when the surroundings are dirty.
During the event, the heroes played together with pupils. There was poems and songs of land. For our land to be beautiful, the children rode it with flowers, butterflies, fish and birds.
Our land is about 5 billion years old and our task is to protect nature. We live in such a beautiful world, our power to preserve it and protect it!
Valentine Belgium
Ecopulcant and chemistry teacher