Regenerative Farming and Composting Drive

British Council Activity: Technology and Future Farming – Exploring Sustainable Global Food Systems
As part of our British Council International School Activity, Srijan International School, Jammu conducted Sub-Activity 1: “Hands-on Global Farm Corners”, giving students an opportunity to explore sustainable farming practices from around the world through experiential learning.
Focusing on New Zealand’s regenerative agriculture practices, students learned about the importance of soil health, natural resources, and sustainable food production. As a hands-on initiative, they actively participated in creating a compost pit within the school campus, understanding how organic waste can be transformed into nutrient-rich compost to support healthy soil and plants.
The activity encouraged students to connect global agricultural practices with local action while developing teamwork, creativity, observation, problem-solving, and environmental responsibility. Through this experience, students discovered that sustainable change can begin with simple actions within our own school community.
The activity supports SDG 2: Zero Hunger, SDG 12: Responsible Consumption and Production, and SDG 13: Climate Action, while fostering a deeper appreciation for sustainable agriculture and environmental conservation.
Learning Today. Growing Sustainably for Tomorrow.