Cultivating new crop of eco-innovators


Visitors at the Iskandar Puteri Low-Carbon Carnival get to learn about green initiatives adopted by schools. — Photos: THOMAS YONG/The Star

FROM making eco-friendly bath bombs to running aquaponic farms and even creating a caffeine-free coffee alternative, some schools are going beyond teaching subjects in classrooms.

Driven by passionate teachers, these schools are turning ordinary lessons into hands-on experiences that encourage students to think critically, create sustainably and care deeply about the environment.

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