Around 650 students and staff arrived at the 125th SOHA exhibition! The figure does not surprise us, given the unwavering dedication and sincerity of the students from Carmel Convent school, who played a pivotal role in ensuring the exhibition’s resounding success.
Each volunteer from the school had meticulously researched the topics shared on our SOHA panels. Their insightful contributions and captivating presentations elevated the exhibition’s engagement level, making it a truly enriching experience for attendees. Going above and beyond, the volunteers thoughtfully incorporated Indian examples from the sustainability realm, providing a localized and relatable perspective.
When we say the youth will be the agents of change towards 2030, we mean it! Carmel Convent school students actively seeking the sustainable way and then passionately sharing it with others is the manifestation of this belief.
In their feedback, the students and staff expressed their excitement and gratitude for the opportunity, which prompted them to pause and reflect on environmental concerns and potential solutions.
Finally, we would like to express our deepest gratitude to the Principal of the school, Rev. Sr. Maria Swati, for her incredible support and guidance throughout the exhibition.
