In the year 2015, leaders from 193 countries of theworld created a plan called the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). A set of17 goals hope to eradicate poverty and hunger while protecting the earth fromill-effects of climate change in next 15 years.
Journaling can be enjoyable and reflective;Studies have shown the multiple benefits related to literacy and overall cognitivegrowth of our children. By adopting Journaling into everyday habits, you mightjust ignite a spark in your budding writer and illustrator.
Keeping sustainable development at the core of UN 2015meeting, 170 countries decided to resolve the issues faced by them currently.As a starting point, it was recognized that eradicating extreme poverty is anindispensable requirement for Sustainable development.
What a way to celebrate the 75th Independence Day! Sunny morning with patriot songs wafting along with the soft breeze and mingling with the giggles and laughter of children and adults alike!
We are very pleased to announce that Garima Goel will be joining Organo Et School as Program Coordinator, effective September 1st, 2021.
Jeevamrutham is a natural soil fertilizer and crop growth enhancer. This bio-fertiliser is rich in micro-organisms that help improve soil fertility and productivity of crops.
A bright sunny morning and fresh green saplings awaited the children in OES Children’s farm. After a quick review of their respective patches, the children started with the farming activity.
We never miss an opportunity to work with young children, especially when they are exploring sustainability and nature. Recently, our Director, Meena Murugappan, was invited by teachers in Keystone International School to be a Guest Speaker to Grade 6 students, who are researching in Earth-Friendly Architecture.
Webelieve that it is important to not only be in nature and surrounded by nature,but that it is also important for children to be observant of nature. One ofthe easiest ways to inculcate nature awareness, especially during the Pandemic,is through Nature Journaling.
We were back in the Children’s farm, with freshly turned soil. Seedlings and saplings were ready and eagerly waiting for the children. Everyone got started with the work, guided by our Farm Coach Srilakshmi Battula as well as our Farm supervisors.
As week 4 is a good check-point to evaluate learning outcomes thus far, Slow Down Place (SDP) was a great venue to do that. SDP has a lovely café, with a small farm and a goshala.
Do you want to introduce afforestation to your child or students? Do you want them to know why and how trees are grown? Do you have children or students who are not afraid to get dirty, jump in and help, learn fast and work hard? Then, be sure to enroll them in the Rurban Forest program by Organo Et School (OES).
Children saw and experienced the Monsoon rains flooding the farms nearby as well as the OES Children’s Farm. Monsoons play an important role in Indian agriculture. The soil was softened by the rains and became a playfield for the children.
Sunday morning started with a flute recital streaming softly throughout the children’s farm. Soon, children and their enthusiastic parents came on time and we started the session with a fun activity.
The primary motive of the program is not only to create an immersive learning experience for children to stay interconnected with nature, but also to bring together all like-minded families looking to introduce their children to nature-awareness, safe food and sustainability.
