Treasure Trash is an environmental sustainability project that empowers students to transform waste into valuable resources through recycling, creativity and community engagement. Learners explore practical waste management techniques while promoting environmental awareness, responsible citizenship and the Sustainable Development Goals through hands-on activities and international collaboration.
Students analysed waste quantity, composition and possible recycling opportunities.
Creative writing highlighting environmental sustainability.
Students performed short plays promoting environmental sanitation.
Students performing an environmental awareness drama during the Treasure Trash project.
Visits to LAWMA facilities, recycling centres, dump sites and art galleries.
Educational visit to the Lagos Waste Management Authority (LAWMA), where students learned about waste collection, recycling processes, and sustainable environmental management.
Students designed decorative and functional products from recycled materials and showcased them during Trashion Day.
Students designed decorative and functional products from recycled materials and showcased them during Trashion Day.
The Trashion Day Exhibition served as the grand finale of the Treasure Trash project. Students transformed recyclable materials into creative fashion outfits and useful products, demonstrating innovation, environmental responsibility, teamwork and artistic expression while promoting sustainable living.
Students showcasing outfits created from recyclable materials.
Students from Local Schools around Presented Spoken words.
Students preparing costumes and exhibits before the event.
Supporting evidence from the Trashion Day Exhibition, including the programme, judging sheets and event report.
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Students visited the Lagos Waste Management Authority (LAWMA) to learn about modern waste collection, recycling processes, and sustainable environmental management practices.
LAWMA officials visited the school to educate students on proper waste segregation, recycling techniques, and the importance of responsible waste disposal.
Students collaborated with their partner school during Treasure Trash Day, sharing innovative recycling ideas and promoting environmental sustainability through teamwork.
Learners participated in hands-on recycling activities, transforming discarded materials into creative and useful products while developing practical sustainability skills.
Students demonstrated creativity by designing decorative and functional items from recyclable materials, highlighting the value of reusing waste.
Through collaborative workshops, learners explored innovative recycling techniques and showcased how waste materials can be converted into valuable resources.
Students constructing and installing the mini biogas system.
Students presenting the Clean Energy awareness campaign.