We’re thrilled to announce that RHINO MAN has clinched the coveted title of Best Environmental Documentary at the Memorial María Luisa Photo and Video Festival. Get ready to be captivated by its stunning visuals and compelling narratives at the upcoming outdoor exhibition and audiovisual events celebrating this achievement. Save the date for the awards gala on May 17th and 18th at the Philharmonic Theater and Hotel de La Reconquista in Oviedo (Asturias).

For more festival screenings, visit RHINO MAN the Movie Facebook page.

Throughout March, our Future Rangers Program was bustling with activity as students participated in impactful environmental activities. In anticipation of World Water Day on March 22nd, our grade 4 and 7 learners participated in a pre-celebration focused on water conservation. Through hands-on outdoor activities, they gained insights into the global water scarcity and learned about their role to conservation efforts.

Grade 5 students participated in a Community Clean-Up Day within our school premises, fostering a sense of responsibility and environmental stewardship. Through a hands-on effort in cleaning their surroundings, they raised awareness about the importance of reducing litter and maintaining a clean community environment.

Meanwhile, grade 6 students celebrated Global Recycling Day, emphasizing the significance of recycling and waste reduction. Through interactive activities, they promoted teamwork and environmental awareness among younger students, highlighting the importance of sustainable practices. These initiatives not only enriched our students’ environmental knowledge but also nurtured their commitment to conserving the planet.

We extend our heartfelt gratitude to everyone who supported our Future Rangers Program in March. As we reflect on the success of these engaging environmental activities, we eagerly look forward to the rest of the year, brimming with even more opportunities to inspire and empower our students!