June 4, 2026:
Shantiniketan Indian School, Doha, observed World Environment Day 2026 on 4 June 2026 with great enthusiasm under the global theme “Climate Action.” Organized by the Department of Social Science, the celebration highlighted the urgent need to address climate change through responsible actions and sustainable practices.
Students actively participated in a range of creative and awareness-building activities. Grade 6 students showcased their talents through an Environmental Mask Making Activity, creating masks from recycled and eco-friendly materials to promote Earth conservation, wildlife protection, tree preservation, ocean life, and recycling. Grade 7 students presented “Future Under Attack: Live Warning Display,” using posters, placards, slogans, costumes, and role-plays to highlight global warming, plastic pollution, deforestation, water scarcity, and air pollution. Grade 8 students designed a Futuristic Warning Wall (2050), creatively portraying the possible consequences of unchecked climate change, including extreme weather events, biodiversity loss, water shortages, and increased pollution.
Secondary students explored renewable energy solutions through a Research Project on Alternative Sources of Energy for Climate Action, examining solar, wind, hydroelectric, geothermal, biomass, and tidal energy. Through reports, presentations, and displays, students shared innovative ideas for a cleaner, greener future. The celebration reinforced the message that every individual has a role in protecting our planet and that a sustainable future depends on the actions we take today.
