Caileen

  September is designated as National Clean Up Month, serves as a powerful reminder of our responsibility to care for the environment. It's a time to reflect on how our daily habits impact the planet and to take meaningful action to reduce pollution, conserve resources, and restore natural spaces. Participating in clean-up activities not only improves the cleanliness of our communities but also fosters a deeper connection to nature, reminding us of the fragility of the ecosystems we depend on. 1. Waste segregation: Waste segregation is a crucial component of effective waste management, contributing to environmental sustainability and the promotion of a cleaner, healthier planet. 2. Planting - Trees and plants protect us from heavy rains and floods as well as provide the air we breathe, fighting climate change. 3. Coastal Clean Up - Whenever at a beach, try to be mindful on where to put your waste and observe cleanliness.   4. Educate and Advocate -  Recognise the value of the envi

a love of learning and a fresh understanding of the difficulties and benefits of being a student. I now have a better appreciation for how diverse being an SSC student is. In addition, I've picked quite useful study techniques like active listening, efficient note-taking, and time management. Above all, I've learned how crucial it is to work with others and ask for assistance when needed. Even though I've liked learning, there have been some difficulties. It has occasionally been difficult to keep up with the workload and strike a balance between school, social life, and personal obligations. There have been times when I've felt overtaken by the quantity of knowledge I needed to process, and I've had trouble understanding some topics that needed more work.  I've created time management techniques to help me with these difficulties. I've started prioritising things, creating realistic goals, and organising my schedule using a planner. I've also learnt to