In late May, our K2 students, along with their teachers and parent volunteers, had an exciting field trip to the Endangered Species Resources Centre! During this visit, they observed fascinating specimens like pangolins and sea turtles, learning about the important role these animals play in our ecosystems.
The children engaged in discussions about critical issues such as habitat loss and illegal wildlife trade. They explored practical actions they can take, like reducing plastic use and rejecting illegal wildlife products, to help protect endangered species.
This hands-on experience not only deepened their understanding of how humans and nature depend on each other but also sparked a sense of environmental responsibility and empathy at a young age. We are so proud of our students for taking steps to make a positive impact on the world!
K2 School Trip “Endangered Species Resources Centre ” 2024-2025 (BV)
23 May 2025