Endangered Species Day & Biodiversity Day Celebration

May 14, 2026:

Shantiniketan Indian School observed Endangered Species Day and Biodiversity Day on 14th May 2026 with various awareness activities conducted for students from Grades 3 to 10 by the Department of Science. The programme aimed to educate students about biodiversity, endangered species, wildlife conservation, and environmental responsibility. The programme was conducted under the guidance of the Head of the Department, Ms. Iman Niyas, and was successfully carried out with the active participation of students.

Students of Grades 3 & 4 presented an engaging skit performance based on ecology, biodiversity, and endangered animals. The skit highlighted the importance of protecting nature and explained how human activities affect the environment. The activity was coordinated by Mr. Farhad.

For Grades 5 & 6, a poster-making activity was conducted under the guidance of Ms. Lini. Students creatively designed posters related to biodiversity, endangered species, and environmental protection. The posters were displayed together as a “Wall of Nature,” spreading awareness throughout the school campus.

Students of Grades 7 & 8 participated in a documentary screening and discussion session coordinated by Ms. Sherin. The documentary titled “Protecting the Last Rhinos” helped students understand the threats faced by endangered animals and the importance of wildlife conservation. A meaningful group discussion followed the screening, encouraging students to reflect on their role in protecting nature.
For Grades 9 & 10, PPT presentations, speeches, and a pledge session were organized under the supervision of Ms. Athira. Students delivered informative presentations on biodiversity, endangered species, causes of extinction, and conservation methods. They also gave inspiring speeches and took a pledge to conserve nature and protect endangered species.

The programme successfully created awareness among students about the importance of preserving biodiversity and promoting sustainable living. The active participation and enthusiasm of the students made the celebration meaningful and impactful.

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