Archive · 25 Jan 2026
GITAM School Holds Ecosystem Awareness Programme
GITAM School in Tirupati organized a special event called 'Little Insects Big Smile to Help Us' to teach young children about the importance of taking care of our environment.
The highlight of the event was the 'Little Worms Parade,' where little kids dressed up as worms to make learning fun.
The school's principal and a special guest talked about how education is not just about books but also about learning to be good citizens who care for nature.
The goal was to help children understand that everyone has a role in keeping our planet healthy.
GITAM School conducted an awareness programme, 'Little Insects Big Smile to Help Us,' to highlight the importance of the ecosystem.
The 'Little Worms Parade' featured pre-primary students dressed as worms, captivating the audience.
The initiative aimed to instill environmental responsibility in young minds and educate them on preserving a healthy ecosystem.
Principal Kinnera Sridevi emphasized that school education should nurture responsible citizens beyond just academic learning.
Correspondent Dr Tammineni Venkateswarlu noted that the true aim of education is to develop essential life skills, not just job acquisition.
- Who
- GITAM School, pre-primary students, Principal Kinnera Sridevi, Correspondent Dr Tammineni Venkateswarlu
- What
- Awareness programme on ecosystem significance and 'Little Worms Parade'
- When
- Not specified
- Where
- Tirupati
- Why
- To instill environmental responsibility and educate children on preserving a healthy ecosystem
- Event
- Awareness programme on ecosystem
- Organizer
- GITAM School
- Programme Name
- Little Insects Big Smile to Help Us
- Key Attraction
- Little Worms Parade
- Principal
- Kinnera Sridevi
- Correspondent
- Dr Tammineni Venkateswarlu
- Location
- Tirupati