PYP X, also known as the primary years program exhibition, is an important event that involves all fifth-grade students from pathways school and other IB curriculum schools. During this event, each student selects a topic related to helping the Earth. Our goal is to take small actions that contribute to building a sustainable community and improving the overall well-being of our planet.

Let me introduce myself - I'm Vihaan Anand, a 10-year-old boy who is determined to tackle the issue of single-use plastic waste. I reside in Gurgaon and actively work towards making a positive impact on our environment's sustainability. Currently, I study at pathways school Gurgaon and have created a petition, which I kindly request you to sign. By gathering more signatures, we can collectively raise awareness and bring about significant change. In addition to this petition, I have also taken various actions and established websites to support my cause. If you're interested, feel free to visit my website at asd524.wordpress.com.

 

I live in Haryana, and play football a lot. I also like gaming and other sports too. This petition is very important to me. My goal is too get 300 signatures. I am happy as I got just short of 100 today. Hopefully because you are reading this, you will take the smallest of actions too! Thank you!

onto the main subject~

Now, let's delve into how the PYP exhibition actually works. This exhibition serves as a platform for us to showcase our acquired knowledge and skills throughout the years spent in PYP before advancing to MYP (middle years program). As fifth graders at Pathways school, our main aim is to make our mentors and parents proud by taking valuable actions on specific topics. If all of us join forces and address these issues, we can transform our world into a new and improved environment, providing a better place to call home.

Did you know?

over 1 million plastic bottles are purchased every minute and over 1 billion every day?

The great pacific garbage patch is 1.6 million square kilometers in the pacific ocean and is 3x the size of the entire France!  oceanologists say that there is plastic under all of that too! Just imagine how big that is!

I appreciate your attention!