Earth day celebration.

 Earth Day & Poverty Awareness – Central Model School Khanewal


Today’s school assembly focused on an important connection between Earth Day and poverty. Our



students learned how environmental damage increases poverty, and how climate change hits the poorest communities the hardest.


Teachers explained:


How floods, droughts, and pollution affect poor families.


Why protecting the Earth helps reduce poverty.


How students can take action with small eco-friendly steps.



This activity is aligned with:


SDG 1: No Poverty


SDG 13: Climate Action


SDG 4.7: Education for Sustainable Development



At CMS Khanewal, we believe that raising awareness from a young age can create responsible global citizens.




#EarthDay2025


#NoPoverty #ClimateAction #SDG1 #SDG13 #CMSKhanewal #EducationForAll



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