Nod to composting youths


Kudos: (from left) Kanjna with Lew, Thang, Chang, Tai and Wesley principal Wong Chee Kheon at the award ceremony.

ACUTELY aware of the climate crisis, four students came up with an idea to handle food waste produced by households sustainably while benefiting the environment.

Their solution achieved through composting recently won Thang Wan Er and her team comprising Kenji Tai, Danielle Chang and Ayden Lew the first-ever Outstanding Cambridge Learner Award for Action on Climate Change.

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