Seeds of creativity bear fruit


Addnan (centre) sharing in the joy of the winners of the Penang Green School Awards 2019. On the left are the team members from SMK Convent Pulau Tikus who won the secondary school category while on the right are team members from SJK(C) Eng Chuan who won the primary school category. – Photos: ZHAFARAN NASIB/The Star

MEMBERS of SMK Convent Pulau Tikus’ Nature Lovers Club came out with a novel idea of using old sinks, salvaged during renovation of the school’s toilets, as flower pots to grow fruits and vegetables.

The club’s 25 members also used discarded toilet doors and transformed them into platforms and decorative walls at the school’s garden.

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