Students in St. Lawrence High School’s sixth grade took part in a Project-Based Learning (PBL) exercise called “Best Out of Waste.” This unique project encouraged students to think creatively and turn waste materials into functional and aesthetically pleasing objects in an effort to raise awareness on environmental issues.

Using cardboard, plastic bottles, old newspapers, and other leftover materials, the kids created eye-catching models and useful things that demonstrated their creativity and concern for the environment. The exercise highlighted the significance of recycling, reusing, and cutting waste, in order to create a sustainable future Students showcased their creativity, learned teamwork, and problem-solving abilities through this interesting project in addition to learning the importance of trash management. Their well-considered designs served as a reminder that even rubbish may be transformed into something amazing with a little imagination.