Events
Mar 9
Beacon Environmental Day
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This year’s Beacon Environmental Day was strategically set to climax the school’s Heritage Week celebrations and coincide with Ghana’s 6th March Independence Day. The theme for the event was “Greener Today, Greater Tomorrow”. For the Beacon Family, the day is special not only as a day of remembrance, as we honour our freedom, but also as a day of conscious stimulation to responsible citizenship, as we take steps to preserve and enhance a vital part of our heritage - our environment. The annual event reinforces the idea that true independence also means taking responsibility for the world around us.
Prepare to be amazed by the incredible talent on display. From captivating dramas to toe-tapping musicals, our theater program promises an evening of enchantment and delight. Our students have been working tirelessly to perfect their performances, and their passion and dedication shine through in every scene.
In a spirited display of teamwork and civic responsibility, students and staff members swept around the school and some areas in the Peduase community, picked litter, sorted waste for recycling, and created sanitation-focused models and posters, sparking conversations around hygiene and waste management. Their creative pieces, made from repurposed materials, served as powerful reminders of the role innovation can play in tackling environmental challenges.
A key highlight of this year’s celebration was the tree and hedge planting exercise held on the school premises. Several new trees were planted across the compound as part of Beacon’s long-term goal to nurture a greener and more serene and eco-friendly environment. The initiative aligns with the school’s belief that nature and greenery are essential for growth, not only in terms of environmental health but also in creating a peaceful space that fosters learning and well-being
Beacon School’s Environmental Day continues to grow in impact each year, nurturing environmentally conscious students who understand that caring for the earth is both a privilege and a duty. Our commitment to the environment reflects our values. By planting trees and engaging in meaningful clean-up and recycling efforts, we are instilling a sense of responsibility in our students whilst also contributing positively to the world they will inherit. As the school looks to the future, it remains rooted in the belief that real change begins with small, consistent actions—and that every tree planted is a seed of hope for generations to come.
