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Composting Workshops for Schools and Kids

byDaily DumpWorkshops at Indiranagar, Bengaluru & Mumbai; Online sessions availableStarts from499 per personView full gallery

We believe children are our best ambassadors for a greener future. Our hands-on workshops teach kids the magic of turning kitchen waste into black gold, one small lesson at a time.

A peek into one of our children's workshops. We create a fun, engaging environment where kids can learn about composting, segregation, and even make friends with maggots.

Let's teach the next generation that kitchen waste can become black gold. Here, children get a hands-on experience, learning to sieve compost and understand the transformation process.

A group of children learning all about segregation, recycling, and composting in one of our workshops. We use real-world items to make the lesson tangible and easy to understand.

Through the Bhumi NGO's "Eco-Champ" program, we distributed composters to schools across India. Here, students in Chennai get their first hands-on lesson.

Kids at a school get a hands-on experience setting up their first composter. Practical activities like this make the concept of composting stick.

We are proud to be part of the Eco-Champ initiative, helping students across the country start their composting journey right in their schools.

Our collaboration with Bhumi NGO has helped distribute composters to schools in Pune, Patna, Delhi, Bangalore, Kolkata, Chennai, and Hyderabad, spreading the message far and wide.

Children can be the best ambassadors for change. Involving them in door-to-door awareness campaigns can be a very effective way to get the whole community to adopt new habits.

A young waste detective holds up her artwork with a powerful message: "To convert Waste into Wealth, Stop converting Wealth to Waste."

Children can prepare and perform skits for the community on the importance of waste segregation. It's a creative and impactful way to spread the message.

About Engaging the Next Generation

In our workshops, children don't just sit and listen, they get their hands dirty. Whether it is a school Eco-Champ initiative or our Summer Paathshala, we focus on the biology of waste, from meeting the decomposer insects to sieving actual compost. The goal is simple: to help children understand that kachra is not gross, but a resource for their future.

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