Discovering Teaching-Learning Materials from Waste

Langmadung Primary School
*Bhutan* Year 2014

In 2014, children in Langmadung Primary School, Bhutan, wanted to control plastic waste in the community. They decided to re-use these to create teaching-learning material. Vegetable and fruit models were made from paper waste, along with other study models and a globe for the remote schools.

  • Teach Kids

  • Assembleia de Crianças (Children's Assembly)

  • Classrooms in nature

  • Our Green School

  • Breaking Down Traditional Walls

  • Without Limits

  • A gateway to science

  • YouTube

  • L.I.F.E App

  • Everyone Against Bullying

  • We don't Phub anymore

  • National Day

  • Stray Dogs

  • Project name: "Right to SAFE education"

  • Tackle inequalities in access to quality food

  • H.O.P.E (Have Only Positive Expectations)

  • Equality

  • The Children of NASA

  • Démosle vida al colegio - Bringing Life into Our School

  • Tenda Móvel (Nomad Tent)

  • Come As You Are

  • The Water Guardians

  • Healing Child Cancer Patients

  • A Safer Neighbourhood for All Children

  • Creating a Community Garden

  • The Real Social Network: Seeing Past Digital Relationships

  • The Power of Language: Wisdom of the Inga Community

  • A Toy Plane to Reforest Valleys

  • Young Environmental Leaders of Lynn

  • The Recycling Wheel

  • Response-ability: Helping a Disabled Student

  • Fighting Prejudices Against Homosexuality

  • Immigrant or Not, You Are My Friend!

  • Including Children With Special Needs

  • Bringing Light to the Dreams of Blind Kids

  • Combating High Drop-Out Rates

  • Discovering Teaching-Learning Materials from Waste

  • Securing the School Wall

  • A Canteen for All

  • Bamboo-zled!

  • Lobbying for Free Range Milk

  • Our Safe Way to School