Green School Report 2011-12: Roots School ... - WWF-Pakistan

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WWF-Pakistan 

WWF is one of the world’s largest conservation organisations. WWF-Pakistan has been 

working in Pakistan for over 40 years to conserve nature and ecological processes by 

conserving world’s biological diversity; ensuring the use of renewable natural resources is 

sustainable; and promoting the reduction of pollution and wasteful consumption. Essentially, to 

build a future in which humans live in harmony with nature. 

Green School Certification Programme 

The Green School Programme plays an important role in ensuring the future sustainability of 

environmental resources of Pakistan by bringing a positive change in the attitude of Pakistan’s 

young people and will help to promote a more mature environmentally conscious generation. 

The Programme is planned for the whole year to give students regular insight into the eco 

dynamics and the overall environmental challenges faced at global and regional level, to 

broaden student’s scope as a responsible custodian of valuable natural resources and to 

consequently inculcate civic responsibility in them. 

Benefits to the Green School 

The Green School will be associated with the first Green School Certification Programme 

in Pakistan 

The School will be amongst pioneer Green Schools in Pakistan 

The Green School will get full coverage in WWF-Pakistan’s website under the Green 

School Section 

The School will get promotional space in WWF-Pakistan’s Annual Report as a Green 

School 

WWF-Pakistan will give registered Green School a right to use Deodar Tree Green School 

logo 

The School will get free stalls at the annual Travelling Nature Carnival 

Free Subscription to WWF-Pakistan’s quarterly magazine: Natura 

Coverage of Green Activities in WWF-Pakistan’s monthly newsletter – Panda Post 

Green School activity coverage on radio via Green School Radio Media Partner 

Green Student Benefits 

The Green School Programme provides students an opportunity to be Ambassadors for 

WWF-Pakistan 

Opportunities to participate in several Green activities throughout the year 

Green Students get an edge over other students as they receive WWF-Pakistan’s 

certificates 

Green Students obtain WWF-Pakistan’s other school oriented activities for free including: 

Spellathon and ECO Internship 

Green Students receive privileges of WWF-Pakistan’s Individual Members including 

Discounts on Panda Products and at WWF-Pakistan’s Retail Partner outlets 

Registered students get Green School exclusive paraphernalia including a Green Student 

badge and membership card exclusively designed for Green Student 













Alternate Energy 

Roots School System - Peshawar Branch organised a Model Making competition on the 

theme Alternate Energy. Green Students of Prep-I and Prep-II participated the model 

making by using used material such as boxes, recycled paper and other items. 

They have learnt that the energy sources on Earth are limited, although they can use 

renewable energy sources such as solar energy, wind tides and rain but they too have 

their limitations. Students have shown all their ideas in their models along with the models 

showing bad effects of smoking and man’s impact on the ecosystem. 

The main objective of the activity was to raise awareness about the significance of energy 

and sustainable use of it. Later, the models were displayed at the Green Corner. 







Natural Disaster Reduction Day (Stay Well-Stay Safe) 

Peshawar, October 13, 2011: Roots School System - 

Peshawar Branch conducted an awareness 

presentation on Natural Disaster Reduction which 

includes: 

1. Preparedness: Preparedness plan, emergency 

exercises, warning system. 

2. Response: activities during a disaster and 

rescue. 

3. Recovery: activities following a disaster 

including medical care etc 

4. Mitigation: activities that reduce the effects of 

disaster, vulnerability analyses, public education 

etc. 

A poster competition was held on the theme ‘Natural 

Disasters’, amongst the students of different levels. Students including the Green Students 

have also presented their posters showing “Natural Disasters.” 

The best three posters were given prizes in next morning assembly. Zoya Javed of Grade 

IGCSE III informed all the students of Peshawar Branch about the significance of Natural 

Disaster Reduction Day through a presentation delivered during morning assembly. 







Prevention the Exploitation of Environment in War and 

Armed Conflict 

Peshawar, November 3, 2011: Roots School 

System – Peshawar Branch celebrated the 

“International day for Preventing the 

Exploitation of the Environment in War & 

Armed conflict”. 

In the morning assembly, Zoya Javed, the 

Green Monitor under the supervision of GSP 

in-charge Ms. Salma Kanwal has presented 

the details & Background of this day i.e. on 

Nov 5, 2001, in the UN general Assembly 6 

Nov of each year is declared as the above 

mentioned day. She also shared about the 

purpose of celebrating the day as the raise awareness of the environment as innocent 

victim of war and the students of P-I has drawn the different picture depicting the war 

scenes & its effects and bookmarks as they perceive was according to them. 

This awareness presentation was really another great step to enable our students to play 

their role not only in understanding the consequences of wars & conflicts but also how to 

prevent from these damages to our environment. 

World Water Day 2011 

Roots School System - Westridge Campus celebrated the World Water Day on March 22, 

2011. Green Students gave presentation on the importance of Water resources and its 

conservation in morning Assembly. The objective of the activity was to raise awareness 

about the significance of water and its related biodiversity. Green Students were dresses 

in blue and displaying water conservation messages. 







Earth Day 2011 

Earth Day is observed on April 22 every year. The theme for 2011 was ‘A Billion Acts of 

Green ® : Personal, organisational and corporate pledges to live and act sustainably.’ Roots 

School System - Peshawar campus celebrated Earth Day in Morning Assembly. Green 

Students gave presentations and presented their projects at the green corner. Messages 

written by the Green Students were also displayed at the Corner. 

Green Students of Roots School System - Westridge Campus presented a skit on Earth 

Day on a Green Corner. The students celebrate the day as the Birthday of Mother Earth –. 

One student dressed up like Earth and the other students demonstrated their love and 

care by giving gifts. 







Brown Bag Lunch Day 

Roots School System - Abbottabad Campus 

observed Brown Bag Lunch Day. The students 

used brown paper and newspapers to make 

these brown paper bags. The idea was to 

discourage the use of the polythene bags and to 

reduce waste. This activity not only helped 

students in understanding the hazards of plastic 

bags but is also very effective in sending a 

message to parents. 

Green Consumer Day: Make the Right Choice! 

Green Consumer Day is celebrated on September 28 every year. This global celebration 

highlights the problems of consumerism and its impact on the environment. This is an area 

of major concern in today’s global market orientated world. We should focus primarily on 

awareness-raising and the importance of recycling, reusing and reducing waste material. 

A green consumer is someone who is very concerned about the environment and, 

therefore, only purchases products that are environmentally-friendly. Products with little or 

no packaging, products made from 

natural ingredients and products that are 

made without causing pollution are all 

examples of eco-friendly products. The 

green consumer would be the type to 

drive a hybrid vehicle, buy products 

made from recycled materials. 

Roots School System - 22 Harley 

Street, Rawalpindi celebrated the day 

by organising a Paper Bag making 

activity with the primary level students. 

The objective of the activity to raise 

awareness about the recycling, and 

reusing used papers and other materials. Green Students actively participated in the 

activity and presented ply cards highlight the green practices. 

Roots School System - 48-A, Satellite Town, Rawalpindi organised a poster and art 

competitions for the students of grade two and three. The students displayed their art 

pieces at the Green Corner each mentioning the importance of trees and recycling. 







Another 3R’s activity was organised by the Roots School System - 40-Civil Lines, 

Rawalpindi Branch. All the students along with the teachers and Green Students 

enthusiastically participated in this activity, displaying their work at the Green Corner in the 

school. 







Save the Earth 

Roots School System - 48-A, Satellite Town, Rawalpindi conducted ‘Save the Earth’ 

activities from November 21-26, 2011. Throughout the week students were busy showing 

their concern to save earth that they promised to keep forever. The week was utilised as 

Students made garbage bags reusing their left over tin bags with the help of their math 

teachers. They were given a task to put the garbage in their own made garbage bin in 

class for the whole week. 

English and Urdu teachers kept them busy with writings of poems and stories about their 

thoughts of how to save the earth. Students even wrote autobiographies of tree, land and 

sea. Art teachers helped them make bookmarks and helped them learn recycling used 

material. 

Science teachers did justice with their subject and helped students make bird feeders and 

plant their tree with a pledge to keep it healthy the whole year. A small area of garden was 

allocated to each class where students kept their plants with their name tags. Students 

added their creativity in making bird feeders. 

The closing ceremony was followed by one theme based project by each class with an 

earth and its resources saving messages on it. Dr. Ejaz Ahmed, Deputy Director General 

WWF–Pakistan honored the closing ceremony with his presence. Students demonstrated 

their projects and presented environment based speeches and poems. He appreciated the 

efforts and encouraged the exposure of students to environment oriented topics at such an 

age. 







World Wetlands Day 2012 

World Wetlands Day is celebrated across the globe on 

February 2 each year to mark the date of adoption of 

the international Convention on Wetlands. This year, 

the World Wetlands Day celebrations were themed: 

‘Wetland Tourism: A Great Experience’. 

The observance of this world environment day 

provides an opportunity for people to educate 

ourselves on the importance of wetland tourism in our 

environment and on society. Wetland tourism has 

benefits both locally and nationally for people and 

wildlife. Wetlands provide benefits such as stronger 

economies, sustainable livelihoods, healthy people 

and thriving ecosystems. It reminds us that it is an 

ideal time to start thinking about this precious source! 

Green Students of primary, secondary and higher 

secondary levels from Roots School System 

competed in the Arts, Poetry, and Story writing 

competitions along with different schools, colleges and universities of Islamabad, 

Rawalpindi, Kharian and Jhelum. The chief guest of the event was Secretary, Ministry of 

Climate Change – M. Javed Malik. Other guests included Deputy Inspector General Forest 

- Abdul Munaf Kaimkhani and UNDP Environment and Energy Programme Officer Saleem 

Ullah. 

The opening remarks were given by Senior Director/National Programme Manager, WWF- 

Pakistan – Dr. Ghulam Akbar, followed by a speech by the chief guest on the significance 

of the day. 

These celebrations continued throughout the two week period with a grand closure on 

February 15, 2012 at the Islamabad Girls College. 

Roots School System also took part in the Play performance and won the first prize in 

primary category. Roots School System also won the maximum participation award in all 

the categories. All the Students were awarded certificates and shields by Honorable Mr. 

Imtiaz Inayat Ellahi. 

The closing ceremony was attended by prominent organisations such as UNDP, Ministry 

of Climate Change, Global Environment Facility, the Embassy of Kingdom of Netherlands, 

and Capital Development Authority among others. 













Nature Carnival 2012 

Islamabad, February 26, 2012: WWF-Pakistan in collaboration with Indus Motor Company 

hosted the 12 Annual Travelling Nature Carnival at Fatima Jinnah Park. The Nature 

Carnival is an event aimed at enhancing awareness about nature conservation among 

students and the general public through interactive 3-D models, games and competitions. 

WWF-Pakistan hosted array of activities including detailed 3-D Model making 

Competitions, Art Competitions, Quiz Competitions, Essay Competitions, Magic Shows, 

Environmental Puppet Shows, Lucky Draws, live music and an environmental theatre. 

Over 80 schools and 20 colleges and universities across Rawalpindi, Islamabad 

Nowshera, Kharian, Jhelum and Peshawar participated by constructing 3-D models and 

giving live presentations at 

the venue. 

More than 100 project 

stalls installed on various 

themes such as; Habitat 

conservation 

of 

endangered species 

(Snow Leopards, Green 

Turtle, Dolphin), Water 

Conservation, Solid Waste 

Management: Recycle, 

Reuse & Reduce, Energy 

Conservation - Alternate 

Energy, Tourism Vs Eco- 

Tourism: Explore Wetlands 

of Pakistan for eco-tourism, Documentaries on Industrial pollution/Solid Waste 

Management and Sustainable Eco-Architecture/ Agriculture/ Climate Change, Mitigation 

and Adaptation/ Alternate Energy. 

27 branches of Roots School System exhibited innovative models. RSS 82-A Satellite 

Town won First prize in category " Tourism Vs Eco-Tourism: Explore Wetlands of Pakistan 

for eco-tourism ", Second prize won by RSS Wah Cantt Branch and Third position also 

won by RSS 4-Harley Boys Branch in the same category. 

RSS 76/3 Harley Branch clinched First Position in the theme "Habitat conservation of 

endangered species". In documentary competition Roots College International G-8 

Campus won Third prize. "Best stall presentation" award was also won by RSS 77-A 

Satellite Town Campus. 

Special discounts were given to all the Green Students and Individual Members on Panda 

Products sold at the Carnival. 

The maximum registration award for WWF-Pakistan’s Green School Programme was also 

won by Roots School System for the North Region. 













Say No to Plastic 

WWF-Pakistan’s Green School Programme encouraged the 

entire Roots School System to initiate ‘Say NO to Plastic Bags’ 

campaign as plastic bags are a very serious and long lasting 

threat to the environment. Thematic banners were displayed on 

the campus at various spots that assured the ban and 

minimisation of plastic bags usage. Everyone in the Green 

School including students, staff and management has banned 

use of plastic bags in their Green School. 

Earth Hour 2012 Green School Inauguration 

Islamabad, March 26, 2012: WWF-Pakistan launched Earth Hour with the Green Schools 

in 2011 to celebrate a worldwide commitment to ongoing change for the betterment of the 

planet. 

WWF-Pakistan inaugurated Earth Hour 2012 with their Official Ambassador for Earth Hour 

2012, Catwalk Queen: Nadia Hussain. The event 

took place at Roots School System - WWF- 

Pakistan’s Green School with the highest 

registrations in the North Region of the Green 

School Network. 

The event opened with hundreds of Green Students 

from WWF-Pakistan’s Green Schools including 

Roots School System, Beaconhouse School 

System, American Lycetuff and Froebels 

International School lit candles to set tone for the 

Inauguration Ceremony. 

Official Ambassador for Earth Hour: Nadia Hussain 

walked through the sea of energetic yet obedient 

Green Students. Nadia was presented a bouquet by 

a physically disabled Green Student. Nadia 

continued on to the florally decorated stage. Heads 

of Green Schools, Sponsors of Earth Hour 2012, 

Official Media Partners including Geo and Radio1 

FM91 accompanied the Ambassador on stage. All 

the participants were dressed in black, holding white candles. 

The ceremony officially opened with a few Quranic verses from the Holy Quran followed by 

students singing the National Anthem. Earth Hour 2012’s promo featuring highlights from 

EH 2011 was screened for viewing by all the participants. Nadia Hussain official 

Ambassador for Earth Hour 2012 said a few motivational words to motivate the children: 

“Remind your father, mother, nano’s, dado’s and all your family to switch off unnecessary 

lights from 8.30-9.30pm on Saturday March 31 2012.” 







Five lucky Green Students excitedly got a picture taken with the Ambassador. The 

ceremony closed with all the individuals from stage including: Roots School System’s 

Executive Director: Faisal Mushtaq, American Lycetuff School System’s Branch Head: 

Sadaf Saeed, CIERA’s Principal: Saadiah Humaiyun, Froebel’s International School’s 

Principal: Umber Tariq, WWF-Pakistan’s Senior Manager Corporate Relations: Marriyum 

Aurangzeb, Official Earth Hour Ambassador: Nadia Hussain led a march around the Green 

School campus followed by Green Students present at the Inauguration Ceremony. 







Earth Hour 2012 

Roots School System - G-8 Metropolitan Campus 

Islamabad. March, 31, 

2012: Earth Hour is a 

worldwide event organised 

by the World Wide Fund for 

Nature (WWF) ), with almost 

5 million supporters and a 

global network in over 100 

countries and held on the 

last Saturday of March 

annually, encouraging 

households and businesses 

to turn off their nonessential 

lights for one hour 

to raise awareness about 

the need to take action 

on climate change. 

Roots College International G-8 Metropolitan Campus and 4CCI has joined hands with 

WWF–Pakistan to celebrate Earth Hour 2012 under the slogan “I Will, If You will”, a simple 

promise and a challenge to show love and gratitude towards Mother Earth. 

The Green students actively participated in Tree plantation activity and Candle Lightening 

Ceremony. An eminent and extrusive singer Uzair Jaswal, Singer and Actor, gave a 

vivacious and exuberant performance for elation and delectation of the crowd. Students 

express their views to show their love and gratitude towards nature. They painted their 

faces with the pictures of leafs, trees, globe, flowers and pandas. 

This Earth Hour, Roots College International did more than switching off their lights. Mr. 

Walid Mushtaq, Executive Director-Roots School System, formally inaugurated the Earth 

Hour Ceremony. Event started off by planting an assortment of plants. 

Youth community club of 4CCI and Students of RCI turned off the lights for 60 minutes in a 

collective display of commitment to a better future for the planet and to follow WWF’s 

mission i.e. to stop the degradation of the Earth’s natural environment and build a future 

where people live in harmony with nature. 

Mr. Walid Mushtaq eminently accredited the gumption and vigor of WWF for holding Earth 

Hour 2012 and expressed his felicitation towards WWF for holding a behemoth and 

astounding event globally. 







Roots School System - 48-A Satellite Town Branch 

Earth Hour is the world’s largest volunteer action to combat climate change led by WWF. 

Initiated in Sydney, Australia in 2007, it has grown to become a global movement that now 

involves every continent across the world. Earth Hour invites people everywhere to switch 

off all unnecessary lights for one hour as a symbolic act to show their commitment to 

saving the planet. On this mega event of Earth hour Green Students of Roots School 

System – 48-A, Satellite Town, Rawalpindi Branch were present at the venue of G-8 

Metropolitan Campus and made a pledge to work together to save our environment by 

saving our resources, These Green School members have an edge over other students as 

they get access to exclusive WWF events and get a chance to interact with Official WWF 

Ambassadors. 







Earth Day 2012 

Islamabad, April 20 and 24: On Earth Day this year, WWF-Pakistan's Green School 

Programme (GSP) conducted a ‘Creative Article Writing’ competition titled ‘My Green 

Home’, ‘My Green Job’, ‘My Green Workplace’ and ‘My Green Country.’ Green Students of 

grade one to nine from Roots School System, Beaconhouse School System, Sheikh 

Zayed International Academy and Froebel’s International School participated in the 

competition. Students narrated their thoughts, discussed innovative and practical green 

ideas to save the planet in their articles. 

RSS DHA-1 Campus won the First prize in the Secondary level category. RSS 77-A 

Satellite Town and DHA-1 won the Third prize in Primary and Higher Secondary level 

catagory 

Earth Day, 2012 incorporated a diverse set of interactive activities which raised 

environmental awareness among students. 

Roots School System - 48-A Satellite Town Branch 

On Earth Day, Students of grade four highlighted the issue that our planet, our home is 

being neglected. Climate change continues unabated. It seems there's a new ecological 

disaster happening almost daily. This Earth Day it's time to mobilise the planet from the 

ground up to send a message that the Earth won't wait! 







Islamabad, April 25 - May 4: WWF- 

Pakistan's Green School Programme 

organised in-school Nature 

Photography Workshops for the 

students of Green School Students of 

the North region. 

Nature Photography Workshop 

The objective of the workshop was to 

discover and develop students' skill for 

nature photography and to raise 

awareness about the conservation of 

natural resources. It also aimed to 

educate Green Students about the importance of photography particularly nature and 

wildlife photography. The workshop was conducted by Ghulam Rasool, Official nature and 

wildlife photographer WWF-Pakistan. 

Ghulam Rasool explained the history and use of cameras, the importance and sensitivity 

of lenses, and the approach of light. The selection of right place, time and moment was 

emphasized. Photography concepts including point of view, human and subjects eye level, 

improvisation modes of photography and the importance of creativity in photography were 

discussed. 

More than 40 students of grade 8 onwards from Roots School System - Mirpur and DHA 

Branches attended the workshop and were awarded certificates. 







Spellathon 

Spellathon is WWF-Pakistan’s nation-wide spelling competition directed at awarenessraising. 

Students of Roots School System branches across North region are benefiting 

substantially in terms of enhancing their comprehension and vocabulary skills by 

participating in the Spellathon. 

Designed to take a student on a developmental voyage of scientific discovery the booklets 

ease a child into understanding various segments of the environment and make them 

realise their individual roles to mitigate impact on the earth. Most of the booklets focus aim 

to explain that environments are integrated, overlapping and co-dependent. 

The booklets were disseminated amongst the registered students of grade one to nine 

who then prepare for a spelling competition while at the same time learning about the 

environment. The test will be conducted in September. Non - Green students can enrol for 

the Spellathon while Green Students participate free of cost. 

Waste Free Lunch 

Roots School System has been observing ‘Waste Free Lunch’ every Tuesday. The 

students bring their lunch in reusable boxes, items which they are required to take back 

home, wash and reuse. The idea is to discourage the use of the polythene and paper 

bags, reducing waste and using products with minimal packaging. This activity not only 

aimed at educating students, but is also very effective in sending a message to parents 

regarding using items with less packaging material. 







Green Corner 

Roots School System – DHA Phase II, Westridge, 77-A Satellite Town, 48-A Satellite 

Town, 22 Harley Street, 40 Civil Lines and Peshawar Campuses set up an interactive 

space on their respective branches. The Green Corner is an interactive free zone to 

express Green Views. It consists of a plain soft board at a frequently visited spot in the 

Green School. Articles, news, pictures of the event and fun facts are displayed on the 

board. Activity sheets and information are also provided to the students at the corner. 

This innovative activity will add fun to the routine activities and will introduce sense of 

freedom of speech about green challenges in the country. 







Eco-Internship Programme 2012 

WWF-Pakistan organised Eco-Internship Programme for the Green Students of class eight 

and above. The programme is a five session workshop in which motivating, interactive and 

technical sessions give students the opportunity to be affiliated with a global organisation 

and create a genuine sense of civic responsibility. 

Roots School System – DHA, I-9 Millennium Campus and Mirpur participated in the 

programme. 

RSS - DHA Campus played a vital role in the success of programme by signing a MoU 

with WWF–Pakistan’s Eco-Internship Programme. 

Around 150 Students participated in the programme, all of whom graduated and awarded 

certificates. Alternate Energy, Biodiversity, Hazards and Disasters, Water conservation, 

Environmental journalism, Nature Photography, Solid Waste Management were topics 

discussed. Nature Art, Paper making activity and Nature Graffiti were some of the handson 

activities along with discussions, group work and presentations on various issues were 

part of the programme. Activities were oriented towards skill development. 

The students were pro-active and innovative throughout the programme, putting forward 

their ideas, and questioning without hesitation. The workshop was organised for Roots 

students from June 11 - July 14, 2012. 







Welcome Pack 

WWF-Pakistan honored the Root School System with a Green School Shield, which is 

displayed at a central location of the school. 

Once the school signs an agreement with WWF-Pakistan, students enroll to become 

Green Students, official Ambassadors of WWF-Pakistan. Registered Green Students are 

entitled to receive: a Green Student Badge, Pioneer Green Student Certificate and a 

Green School Membership Card. 

Special Mention 

Roots School System is the first School to sign on Green School Programme. The 

exclusive school system to sign on all its branches in North and Central Regions. RSS is 

very proactive in WWF-Pakistan’s programmes specifically the Nature Carnival, 

Spellathon, and has the highest registered students so far i.e., 584 during 2011-2012. 

The Founder Director of the Roots School System Mrs. Riffat Mushtaq, has always been 

very supportive and pro-active towards the nature conservation and WWF-Pakistan’s 

campaigns. She has been the driving force for the many years of WWF-Pakistan’s 

initiatives including World Wetlands Day, Nature Carnival, Spellathon and Green School 

Programme. 

Mr. Faisal Mushtaq - Executive Director, Roots School System has been very helpful 

toward the Green School Programme and other WWF-Pakistan’s awareness-raising 

initiatives. Green School launch could not be possible in Roots School System without the 

commitment, personal interest and support of Mr. Faisal. 

WWF-Pakistan’s campaigns especially the Earth hour and Spellathon could not be a great 

success without the dedication and commitment of Mrs. Erum Atif, Regional Academic 

Coordinator/Manager RNITTE. 

Mrs. Ambreen Salman, Manager DISCCPR has been enthusiastic not only by taking 

charge of the Green School activities but also by personally supervising the other WWF- 

Pakistan’s campaigns and activities. Due to her continuous support and encouragement 

the number of Green Student registration and participation in activities has increased. 

Mrs. Sabina Zakir, Headmistress G-11 Campus has been very supportive towards the 

nature and wildlife conservation. She takes personal interest and special initiatives to 

initiative in-school activities under the WWF’-Pakistans Green School Programme 

umbrella. She has the honor to hold Earth Hour Inauguration ceremony twice in the 

Campus.

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