SRJK Yuk Chyun Smart Rangers

Our Action Plans

2009-07-28T10:07:00.000-07:00

Here are our action plans:

1) Environmental Awareness

a) Tell the students to love the environment from time to time, e.g. during assembly.

b) Educate them to separate their rubbish accordingly to the 3 types of rubbish bin provided by the school.

2) Bring own Tupperware instead of using plastics

a) Pupils are encouraged to bring their Tupperware every day when buying food from canteen instead of plastic or polystyrene.

b) Any function like Teacher’s day or Children’s day too bring their Tupperware instead of using paper cups or polystyrene plates.

3) Recycle Aluminum Can as well as the newspapers every Friday

a) There will be a plastic bag provided in every class and pupils can do the correct way of disposing the aluminum can.

b) The aluminum cans that are collected will be sent to the environmental class every Friday, just like the newspaper.

4) Handicraft made of waste competition

a) This competition can be conducted for every standard.

b) Pupils are to be creative and learn how to turn waste into useful things.

c) Winners of the waste handicraft will be displayed.

SRJK (C) Yuk Chyun

2009-06-17T00:21:00.001-07:00

2009-06-17T00:09:00.000-07:00

We are smart rangers! We love the environment!

SMART Rangers - An Introduction

2009-05-24T20:48:00.001-07:00

SMART (Start Managing All Resources Today) Rangers is an environmental education programme which has been designed for school communities to learn about the environment, particularly focusing on natural and non-natural resource management. It initially began with a focus on solid waste management, and was later developed into a full fledged programme by itself.

Solid waste management was seen as a major environmental issue in Malaysia when the SMART Ranger Programme was developed. The Global Environment Centre (GEC) saw the potential of proper solid waste management education for school children, and proceeded to tailor a programme for this purpose.

This comprehensive programme was a way to create awareness on the importance of recycling and reusing their waste, and further empower them to take action on their own. The basis of this programme follows the concept of “Civic Science”. GEC takes pride in being the first to introduce this.

*Civic Science is the process of bringing thoughts and issues from one’s mind into the heart. This is done by a simple method of enhancing awareness, providing the knowledge, and most importantly, the skills required to take action proactively on environmental matters.

For more information on SMART Rangers, please visit www.smartranger.net