At Royal Christian High School, sustainability took center stage at the recent PTA meeting, as members of the Young Environmentalists (YEs) Club proudly revealed their latest project—a stunning school signage crafted entirely from upcycled plastic bottles.
There was a visible sparkle of pride in the eyes of parents, teachers, and students as the YEs Club president gave a heartfelt speech before unveiling the colorful creation. What once was a pile of discarded plastic bottles has now become a vibrant, durable emblem that proudly displays the school’s name.
“This project has taught us determination and innovation,” the YEs Club president said. “Each bottle in this sign represents our commitment to finding creative ways to address plastic pollution.”
The signage features nearly 100 plastic bottles—carefully cut, reshaped, and painted in the school’s signature colors. The intricate craftsmanship speaks volumes about the time, effort, and teamwork poured into this environmentally friendly artwork.
Supervised by the SHADEF team, this initiative reflects the organization’s mission of combining education with action to foster practical, eco-friendly solutions. Students not only learned new skills, but also gained firsthand experience in environmental stewardship.
The unveiling was met with awe and admiration. The PTA chairman encouraged all parents to support their children in joining the YEs Club, stressing how such involvement helps shape environmentally conscious leaders of tomorrow.
The school principal praised the students’ efforts, announcing that the signage will remain a permanent fixture—serving as a daily reminder of what young minds can achieve when creativity meets sustainability.
What started as a modest recycling effort has now become a symbol of innovation and hope. This isn’t just an art installation—it’s a living lesson in perseverance, purpose, and the power of youth-led environmental action.
We couldn’t be prouder of our Young Environmentalists and their remarkable achievement!
