24th August 2022 – A river water education awareness session was successfully taken place on the 24th August 2022 held at Cherok Tokun Nature Park (National forest) with the participation of 30 students and 5teachers from SMK Bakti. Water Watch Penang’s Executive Manager, Dr. Hong Chern Wern, oversaw the event with the help of WWP interns and facilitators including Ms. Ong Ke Shin, Mr. Hanson Yeoh, Ms. Adeline Chong, and Ms. Nur Aina Syahira.
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21 September 2022- Water Watch Penang (WWP) dengan kerjasama Majlis Bandaraya Seberang Perai menganjurkan program pendidikan sungai di SMK Jalan Damai yang memenuhi misi dan visi WWP iaitu untuk mewujudkan masyarakat jimat air dan untuk mendidik dan mengubah orang ramai supaya menjadi masyarakat bijak menggunakan air serta berdaya tahan iklim. Program ini disertai oleh seramai 40 orang pelajar yang terdiri daripada pelajar tingkatan 5 dan 3 orang guru.
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20 September 2022: Water Watch Penang (WWP) organised a river and water education program at SMJK Union High. The programme was joined by a total of 90 Form 1 students and 3 teachers.
Dr. Hong Chern Wern, the Executive Manager of Water Watch Penang commenced by giving a briefing on WWP’s background and aim for hosting this programme to commence educational talk session. He then introduced main activities and competitions held annually by WWP.
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3 September 2022 : Water Watch Penang dengan Kerjasama Majlis Bandaraya Seberang Perai telah menganjurkan program pendidikan tentang air dan sungai di Sekolah Menengah Kebangsaan Haji Ahmad Badawi. Program tersebut juga adalah pelengkap kepada Program Negalitres untuk Sekolah di Pulau Pinang.
Continue readingOn the 15th of September 2022, a Training of Trainers (TOT) Programme for teachers of for Green Educator’s Workgroup (GREW) took place at SMK Pulau Tikus. A total of 14 teachers from different schools of Penang participated in this programme, held at the ‘Mind Mastery Centre’, hosted by SMJK Convent Pulau Tikus.
GREW is one of WWP’s partner in the ‘Negalitres for School’s Programme’. Thus, the main objective of this programme was to train the teachers from GREW so that they can be facilitators in their respective school, thus creating multiplying effects of educators who are trained and passionate in river and water education.
