🌿 Student-Led Initiative Series 2
Young Eco Leaders Creating Real Impact
Leadership is not about age — it is about action, responsibility, and vision. And this time, our young eco leaders truly set an inspiring example.
As part of Student-Led Initiative Series 2, Abdullah Ali (Eco Officer) took the lead along with his dynamic team members — Aizah Hassan (8A Eco Officer), Tahreem Fatima (Resident of Korang Town), and Aliza Kamal — to visit the Korang Town Society Administration Office with a clear purpose: to promote sustainability and environmental responsibility.
The team met with Mr. Rizwan, General Manager of Korang Town, and Mr. Gohar Altaf, Administrator of Korang Town. With confidence and clarity, Abdullah presented how Korang Town stands among the greenest societies in the area, while also sharing innovative and practical suggestions to further enhance climate action, waste management, and community awareness.
What made the meeting remarkable was the students’ confidence, research, and solution-oriented mindset. Their ideas were not just thoughts — they were well-prepared recommendations for positive change.
Mr. Rizwan highly appreciated these young, responsible leaders for being aware of their surroundings and stepping forward as active citizens. He acknowledged their efforts and even issued directions for certain actions to be implemented in response to their suggestions — a true sign that their voices were heard and valued.
To make the visit even more meaningful, Mr. Gohar Altaf provided the students with a guided tour of the Korang Town Head Office, giving them firsthand exposure to how administrative systems function.
Upon returning to school, the Eco Team presented a detailed report to the School Head, who expressed immense pride in the students’ dedication and leadership. Special appreciation was extended to Ms. Beanish Ali, whose guidance and facilitation empowered the students to confidently lead this impactful initiative.
This visit was not just a meeting — it was a powerful example of student agency, environmental advocacy, and community collaboration.
🌱 When students lead, communities grow greener.