It would take a rough average of 24 trees to produce a ton of printing and writing paper but KV 2 Uppal and Secunderabad Public School have Saved lot of trees !!!!
Indian Development Foundation Young Ambassadors school children from Kendriya Vidyalaya 2 Uppal , Hyderabad have created awareness, coordinated and collected unused papers from each note book from many students of the school after the exams. IDF gave it for binding to make it into reusable note books of 200 pages and 300 pages each.
A set of these reusable books were handed over to Mr.Shaik Mohammad Saleem, Deputy Commissioner, Kendriya Vidyalaya Sangathan, Hyderabad. Mr.Saleem appreciated IDF for inculcating this idea and also the efforts of the KV 2 Uppal young ambassadors in coordinating this whole activity.
Secunderabad Public School, Secunderabad management have taken lot of efforts to mobilise unused books in school and donated these books to IDF to be given to needy children.
IDF Trustee and renowned nuclear Scientist, Dr. A. P. Jayaraman gave these books to children of "Forum for street children" , R P Road, Secunderabad on 11th Jun 2013. Dr.Jayaraman and Dr Franklin from IDF appreciated the efforts of KV 2 uppal and Secunderabad public school students , teachers and principals. The children were very happy to receive the books.
IDF received requests from many poor parents for note books and stationary for their children. These parents were invited to IDF office and the books were handed over to them.
IDF appreciates the efforts and involvement of KV 2 Uppal students. IDF also thanks Mr.Sankar, Principal and Mrs.Jayasree, teacher of KV 2 uppal for their encouragement , guidance and support in this activity. IDF thanks Mrs.Sujatha, Principal, Mr.Augustine, Correspondent, Mrs.Vijaya, Vice principal and all teachers of Secunderabad Public School for taking efforts to collect unused books and donate it to the needy.
An initiative by IDF Young Ambassadors of KV No 2 Uppal Hyderabad and Secunderabad Public School.
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