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PM Tarique Rahman Urges Children to Maintain Clean Schools and Plant Trees

Prime Minister Tarique Rahman urges children to maintain cleanliness and plant trees as part of the 'Green School' programme.

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Prime Minister Tarique Rahman encouraged children to keep their school premises clean and plant at least one tree every year. During a visit to the Bangladesh-China Friendship Conference Centre, he inaugurated the 'Green School' programme by planting a neem sapling and interacting with students and teachers from 60 districts.

What did the Prime Minister say to the children?

The Prime Minister told the schoolchildren, 'Keep your school clean. Whenever you see any litter, pick it up and put it in the proper dustbin.' He also asked them to help each other and take care of the trees they plant.

What is the 'Green School' programme?

The 'Green School' programme is an initiative by the Ministry of Primary and Mass Education aimed at promoting environmental awareness and sustainability among primary school students. It includes tree plantation campaigns and exhibitions of innovative educational activities.

What activities were showcased at the exhibition?

Students and teachers showcased their innovative educational activities, local heritage, handicrafts, environmental initiatives, and creative learning projects. They also demonstrated handicrafts, models, and teaching materials.

What other initiatives were launched during the event?

The event included the Primary Education Medal-2026 award giving ceremony, the launch of the nationwide 'Green School' tree plantation campaign, and an exhibition of innovative primary education initiatives. Around 200,000 saplings were planted in primary schools across the country.

Source: BSS

FAQ

What did Prime Minister Tarique Rahman do during his visit to the Bangladesh-China Friendship Conference Centre?
He inaugurated the 'Green School' programme by planting a neem sapling and interacted with students and teachers from 60 districts.
What message did the Prime Minister convey to the schoolchildren?
He encouraged them to keep their school premises clean and plant at least one tree every year.
What is the objective of the 'Green School' programme?
The programme aims to promote environmental awareness and sustainability among primary school students through tree plantation campaigns and exhibitions of innovative educational activities.
How many saplings were planted as part of the 'Green School' programme?
Around 200,000 saplings were planted in primary schools across the country.

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