Low-Carbon Guru: “Back to the Future” Monopoly
To promote low-carbon lifestyle, Low-carbon Gurus successfully organized “Back to the Future” Monopoly in the covered playground from 28 to 30 May 2012. Using 70 display boards, a maze was set up with thematic checkpoints, namely Global Warming Zone, Landfill Zone, Water Shortage Zone, Kitchen Waste Zone and Disaster Zone, with environmental problems arisen 50 years later coming alive to the students. Gurus wanted students to reflect the importance of their lifestyle to environmental conservation through a series of questions and punishments in the checkpoints. Gurus would like to thank for everyone’s full support to the activity. Nearly 100 students and teachers have promised to treasure food, save resources and reduce energy consumption, to protect the Earth for the sake of the next generations.
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A maze constructed with more than 70 display boards in the covered playground
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Low-carbon Gurus finishing their set-up on Saturday night
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Students checking their answers in their adventure
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Gurus promoting their activity in the classroom
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WWF officials also taking part in playing the Monopoly tailor-made by our gurus
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Having earned their bananas, students yet need to answer more questions before proceeding to the next checkpoint.
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The Monopoly attracting dozens of students to participate during their lunchtime
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A student being punished by running up 5 floors to get a chop of apple stamp in the Disaster Zone
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Students searching for the questions in the Landfill Zone
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Students getting bonus by throwing their bananas in Kitchen Waste Zone
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Throwing banana was considered an act of food wastage. This student was punished by eating ugly chocolate banana paste.
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Another group of students hiding under the bench to protect themselves from earthquake
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Samuel giving a chop to the girl and asking her to write reflections on the activity
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A girl squeezing through a pile of rubbish as a punishment in the Landfill Zone
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Another boy getting crazily out from a pile of rubbish with a triumph
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Students redoing the questions with wrong answers
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Students lying on the ground to search for their questions in the Disaster Zone
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Lo Wang Kit (S.1C) receiving the book coupon from our Principal as he championed the competition with the shortest time record of 5 minutes and 55 seconds
