The students arrived shortly after 9:00 a.m. and, after enjoying a morning snack, gathered in the KFEET auditorium for an engaging learning session. Together, we explored the causes and impacts of climate change, discussing how changing weather patterns are affecting communities and ecosystems around the world. The learners also examined practical solutions, including the importance of transitioning to clean, renewable energy sources instead of relying on fossil fuels, which contribute to pollution and are finite in supply. Recycling was another key topic, with students learning how reducing waste can help conserve resources and protect the environment.

Following the indoor session, the learners took part in an exciting outdoor innovation challenge. Working in teams, they were tasked with creating something useful or creative from recycled materials such as plastic, paper, bottle tops, and rubber bands. Their enthusiasm and imagination were truly inspiring, and the results showcased remarkable creativity and problem-solving skills. As a reward for their efforts, each learner received a pencil made from recycled paper, a small but meaningful reminder of how everyday items can be given a second life.