On the second day of its mission to recruit more schools to the Eco-Schools program on June 17th it was time for the primary and Junior High School students of the AIS Eco-School committee to inform and involve fellow students at Wesley Methodist primary school on the need to take action on the local waste problem connected to sachet bags cluttering the gutters and filthying the streets.
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| Introducing the need to seperate waste, showing how a clean plastic fraction can be collected and sold or reused for other purposes. |
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| Mrs Gifty Menu from AIS explaining problems related to waste issues. |
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| Student representatives from the Eco-School committee at AIS teaching fellow students at Wesley Methodist primary school. In front from the left: Kweku Dade, Narki Adwoa Larbi, Fred Garti. Second row: Maud Appiah-Nyarko, Nana Adom Akosua Asamoah and Gloria Larbi, |
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SvarSlettOn the second day of its mission to recruit more schools to the Eco-Schools program on June 17th it was time for the primary and Junior High School students of the AIS Eco-School committee to inform and involve fellow students at Wesley Methodist primary school on the need to take action on the local waste problem connected to sachet bags cluttering the gutters and filthying the streets.