PRE-PRIMARY CLEANLINESS DRIVE
Theme: Caring for Our Common Home
Under this academic year’s guiding theme, “Caring for Our Common Home,” our youngest learners in the Pre-Primary section (ages 4–5) took center stage to prove that no hand is too small to make a difference.
The Pre-Primary Cleanliness Drive was designed to instil a sense of responsibility, empathy, and environmental stewardship early on. Rather than viewing cleaning as a chore, the initiative transformed everyday tidying into an engaging, collaborative experience that connected students, teachers, and school support staff. Children and their parents helped create visual charts featuring simple icons—sorting trash into Dry Paper, Food Waste, and Recyclable Materials. Whereas teachers illustrated simple story-driven charts showing a messy classroom turning into a bright, welcoming space through teamwork.
“We don’t just share a classroom; we share a home. When we take care of our corners, we take care of each other.”
During the drive, the children put their enthusiasm into practice through age-appropriate, hands-on tasks like cleaning their tables after eating, ensuring they maintain clean nails and come to school well groomed, caring for the plants in and around school, picking bits of paper of the floor to keep the classroom clean, arranging their tables and chairs after using them and lots more.The Pre-Primary Cleanliness Drive was a shining example of how values of care, respect, and responsibility can be nurtured from a very young age. By bridging simple daily habits with our annual theme “Caring for Our Common Home,” our 4- and 5-year-olds showed that when little hands, loving teachers, and dedicated helpers work together, big transformations happen.
