What is something you could do to help benefit the poor?
• Raise money for the World Hunger Organization.
• Raise awareness in our school community through posters and videos.
• Education.
• Install a play-pump!
• Think of others before yourself.
• Makes sure the money gets to those who need it.
• Build shelters and teach them how to live sustainably.
• Food drives, raise awareness.
• Donate to A-CET.
• Start a fundraiser and donate to a charity.
• Sponsor a child through World Vision.
• Teacher training – offer skills, not just money – key to escaping poverty is EDUCATION!
• Adopt a sister school (that is ‘poorer’ that yours) and engage in frequent interactions.
• Learn – it’s all about education.
• Unite them in a fight against poverty through sports and education.
• Advocate sports as a means to encourage communication and education.
• Educate and inform people of global issues such as poverty so that people get the message to help the poor.
• Reassess personal values: people before money.
Is there anything that you can do to make this world a better place?
• I’m going to conserve energy by switching off the lights.
• Donate to help those less fortunate than myself.
• Smile everyday!
• Say thank you to people more.
• Waste less water.
• Help people in poverty.
• Say thank you whenever you can.
• Be more generous.
• Remember God (Allah).
• Start up Roots & Shoots and Hoops of Hope at my school.
• Be there for others.
• Take nothing for granted and share your love with those who need it.
• Help under-privileged countries.
• Try to unify people by telling them what they are doing wrong.
• Be kind. Care for others.
• Start raising money for a charity.
• It is the small stuff that matters.
• Recycle and reuse as much as I can.
• Do good, not bad.
• I am going to make the school environment-friendly.
• Eliminate plastic/paper products that aren’t necessary.
• Donate for the less fortunate.
• Advocate birth control in overpopulated/poor countries.
• I can warn people that the world is collapsing within itself.
• Increase education in developing countries.
• Follow traffic rules (entry, exit, one-way) and park properly (no double parking)
How would you change your school to be more environmentally friendly?
• By encouraging people to use the recycling bins.
• Make them turn off A/Cs when they aren’t in the room.
• Start Roots & Shoots
• Recycle
• Start Hoops of Hope in ASD
• Encourage students to use buses instead of being driven individually to school.
• Write a book.
• By raising awareness of the effects of bigotry.
• Tell teachers to use less paper (no homework!)
• Makes an iMovie about recycling and show it in an assembly.
• Get rid of paper/plastic cups at the water fountains.
• Encourage reusable water bottles and not sell plastic ones.
• Not waste paper for useless reasons.
• Reduce paper towel use in bathrooms by posting signs above towel dispensers.
• Make green roofs.
• Enforce a ‘water bottle’ campaign to get students to bring reusable water bottles to school to reduce the use of disposables.
• Investigate the recycling process.
• Reduce paper usage.
• Give out reusable water bottles.
• Inform them about how much printer paper they’re wasting; encourage them to print less.
• Use solar energy.
• Start a recycling system at school.
• Put solar cells on the roof to power it.
• Start using less paper.
• Use reusable bags instead of plastic.
• Make everything digital yet solar powered.
• Not selling plastic water bottles, plates, etc.
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