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RCAC, Jubilee Institute join in planting trees on the school premises
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AMMAN —
Members of the Rotary Club of Amman Cosmopolitan on Wednesday joined Jubilee
Institute Grade 10 students in planting lemon trees donated by the RCAC as part
of the club’s community service projects.اضافة اعلان
Jubilee Institute Director Suha Jouaneh welcomed the RCAC initiative, for the second year running, saying that “the institute relies on its national and international partners to provide opportunities to students to enrich their learning experience and broaden their knowledge on various aspects of life, especially the environment.”
(Photo: Handout from the RCAC)
The Jubilee Institute has been awarded the Royal Marine Conservation Society’s Green Flag for the 10th consecutive year in appreciation of its innovative approach to education, which integrates learning with means of conserving the environment, like recycling, and the use of renewable energy.
Every year students from different grades come together to plant the school grounds with all types of trees; part of many pioneering projects they carry out is planting olive trees, for producing olive oil, in keeping with the institute’s philosophy of promoting students’ engagement in the environment and the community.
(Photo: Handout from the RCAC)
Deputizing for Jouaneh, head of supervision and training Manal Aqbani handed the Jubilee shield to the RCAC in appreciation of their donation of 50 lemon trees.
The tree planting ceremony was preceded by a lecture on proper farming, delivered by agricultural engineer Majdi Abu Hajir.
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Jubilee Institute Director Suha Jouaneh welcomed the RCAC initiative, for the second year running, saying that “the institute relies on its national and international partners to provide opportunities to students to enrich their learning experience and broaden their knowledge on various aspects of life, especially the environment.”
(Photo: Handout from the RCAC)
The Jubilee Institute has been awarded the Royal Marine Conservation Society’s Green Flag for the 10th consecutive year in appreciation of its innovative approach to education, which integrates learning with means of conserving the environment, like recycling, and the use of renewable energy.
Every year students from different grades come together to plant the school grounds with all types of trees; part of many pioneering projects they carry out is planting olive trees, for producing olive oil, in keeping with the institute’s philosophy of promoting students’ engagement in the environment and the community.
(Photo: Handout from the RCAC)
Deputizing for Jouaneh, head of supervision and training Manal Aqbani handed the Jubilee shield to the RCAC in appreciation of their donation of 50 lemon trees.
The tree planting ceremony was preceded by a lecture on proper farming, delivered by agricultural engineer Majdi Abu Hajir.
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