What do you see on your way to school?
What do you see on your way to school?” is meant to be an initiative that promotes sustainable transportation in Ramnicu Valcea. Students aged 6-10 from the Anton Pann and Goranu schools are encouraged to travel for one week by foot, by bicycle, use the public transport to get to school and to keep a ”diary” of these trips. The participating students will ”narrate” in simple phrases, each day, about everything they see on their way to school: they will have to pay attention to nature (if there are trees, green spaces, birds), weather conditions (if it rains/is sunny, recorded temperature), traffic (cars in traffic, people walking ), architecture (houses or areas predominantly with blocks), urban furniture (are there benches where you can rest?) On the second week each school will organize interactive lessons where students, teachers and civil servants from the Municipality will formulate together answers to questions such as: What is ”a healthy environment”? How do students evaluate ”their environment”, taking into consideration what they noticed on their way to school? what is pollution? Does pollution affect the environment? Do cars pollute the city? Did they save CO2 emissions by walking, cycling, taking the bus? The best "diaries" will be awarded by the Municipality of Ramnicu Valcea.
The action is developed as part of the Ready4Net Zero project implemented in Ramnicu Valcea by the Municipality and Energy Cities Romania, through the EUKI initiative of the Germany's Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Climate Action.