Let's be GREEN
1 August 2025
Regent Secondary School's Environment Week brought students together through games, displays, and performances to champion eco-friendly habits. See how small actions can spark big change.
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On 21 May, Regent Secondary School celebrated its annual Environment Week, “Let’s Be G.R.E.EN!”, with enthusiastic participation from the Secondary 1 cohort and various CCA groups. The event promoted environmental awareness through creative student-led initiatives and collaborative activities.
As part of their Values-in-Action projects, Secondary 1 students explored themes like water and energy conservation and sustainable diets. They showcased their ideas through interactive displays and activities, encouraging their peers to adopt eco-friendly habits.
CCA groups also brought their strengths to the cause. Highlights included the Environmental Science students’ online Whack-O-Trash recycling game, the Infocomm Club’s photo exhibition of local biodiversity, and the Boys’ Brigade’s recycled bottle game station. The Design & Innovation Club impressed with upcycled crafts, while the Environment Champions hosted a fun egg tray game.
The week concluded on a high note with an original jingle performance by the Show Choir, leaving a lasting message on the importance of environmental care.
“Let’s Be G.R.E.EN!” was a powerful reminder that small actions, when multiplied, can lead to big changes.