Caleb STEAM Hub

  By 2030, the international community has agreed to ensure that all learners acquire the knowledge and skills needed to promote sustainable development, including global citizenship. Hence, our project focus has been Sustainability, Advocacy and Recycling (SDG 12) through interdisciplinary and innovative learning (SDG 4) to tackle the issues of Climate change (SDG 13) and to protect the lives on our planet, Earth (SDG 14 and 15). Recycling is one of the most practical ways of taking action for the survival of our planet. We have created series of artworks using recycled materials including the SDG boxes held in these images by our green champions from Caleb British International School. We have also used old newspapers to create collage works, pappier mache and 3D sustainability art projects. It is scientifically proven for every ton of recycled newspaper, 17 trees are saved. Previously, we have created diverse advocacy towards embracing Eco-friendly Lifestyle and sustainability livi

  On Thursday April 28, 2022, we continued our Tree planting advocacy as we celebrated the International Earth Day (actual date was April 22) …This was also one of our British Council ISA Activities, GLOBAL WARMING; we planted trees among which was Pride of Barbados to mitigate in the future the impacts of global warming. It all began last year with our award winning 3D Recycled Art, please watch the project presentation at: https://youtu.be/i2vprLTrRkc There have been several features on the national newspapers with the intent to get more people involved in tree planting for the future of our planet. Please read online at the following links: https://www.thisdaylive.com/.../driving-the-tree.../ . https://businessday.ng/.../restoring-our-forests.../ https://www.vanguardngr.com/.../international-day-of.../ https://guardian.ng/.../upholding-the-winning-streak.../ Plant a tree, save the Earth!!! Well done to the team members.

On  March 18, we took action to celebrate the Global Recycling Day. Recycling is one of the most practical ways of taking action for the survival of our planet. Recycling saves energy and water, lowers pollution and greenhouse gas emissions, and helps to mitigate Global Warming. For every ton of recycled newspaper, 17 trees are saved. We shared our recycled projects, creativity and innovations with the students of Aspire Educational Complex, Ghana . It was an educative and exciting session between the students of Aspire Educational Complex, Ghana and Year 7 students, British Section of Caleb British International School, Nigeria, all for preserving the future of our planet. It’s time for Action… https://web.facebook.com/olucolourful/posts/10160440105531159 https://web.facebook.com/richloveselom.dzamvivie/posts/2901748763305186

  Students of Caleb British International School, Nigeria shared their Global Warming projects with the Ilimkent School, Turkey. For further inquiries to collaborate with us on Sustainability projects, please contact: +2348030874474 or oadeniyi@cbis.ng S

 

 

    Caleb teacher, Olusegun Adeniyi is one of the two Nigerian teachers named in the top 50 shortlist for the $1 Million Global Teacher Prize 2021 from over 8,000 nominations and applications from 121 countries around the world. Art teacher Olusegun Adeniyi, who teaches at Caleb British International School, Lagos, Nigeria, is not only renowned for bringing out the creative side of his fortunate students with two decades of nurturing new talent and creating stimulating art projects. With his blended classroom teaching methods he also engages them in activities that bolster skills demanded of a 21st Century workforce, improving their self-confidence and encouraging them to be lifelong learners, critical thinkers, and global citizens. To help with this global outlook, he has brought experts from around the world to his class to share their art and concepts. Read more at: https://www.globalteacherprize.org/person?id=15048  https://w