School Events at Wagholi

On the occasion of Vasant Panchami, the students of VI E presented a special assembly that highlighted the significance of the day. Through a skit, they creatively depicted the creation of Goddess Saraswati, emphasizing her importance as the goddess of knowledge, music, and arts.

The students also showcased the belief that this day is auspicious for learning new things and developing new abilities.

The Principal Sir appreciated the assembly and applauded both the students and the teacher for their hard work and dedication. The performance was well-received, offering the audience a deeper understanding of the cultural and spiritual significance of Vasant Panchami.

A special assembly was conducted by Class V B to celebrate Vijay Diwas to commemorate India's victory over Pakistan in the 1971 Indo-Pakistan War. The students presented a skit that highlighted the bravery and sacrifice of the Indian Armed Forces during the war.

The assembly concluded with a student reciting a moving poem, paying tribute to the heroes of the 1971 war and emphasizing the significance of freedom, peace, and victory. The event instilled a sense of pride and patriotism among the students, honoring the legacy of Vijay Diwas.

A special assembly was conducted by the students of IB, where they highlighted the various elements that play a crucial role in Diwali celebrations. The students explained the significance of Diwali traditions, rituals, and the deeper meaning behind this festival of lights.

As part of the assembly, the choir group also performed a beautiful song, adding a festive touch to the occasion.

Vice Principal Sir addressed the gathering, emphasizing the importance of Diwali as a time for joy, togetherness, and reflection. He also stressed the need for everyone to celebrate a Safe and Green Diwali, encouraging the students and staff to be mindful of the environment by avoiding the use of firecrackers and promoting eco-friendly practices.

An inter-house debate competition was held at Podar International School, Wagholi, where three students from each house presented their views on the topic "A.I.: Creating or Destroying Jobs." Each team featured one speaker in favour of AI and one against it.

Interjectors from each house challenged members of the opposing team, adding depth to the discussion and encouraging critical thinking.

The event concluded with an inspiring address from Principal Sir, who motivated the students to engage with contemporary issues and think critically about the future.

The competition successfully fostered a lively dialogue about the impact of AI on the job market.

A special assembly was conducted by the students of Grade V-F to celebrate Dussehra, where they creatively portrayed key elements of the Ramayana.

Through their engaging performances, the students conveyed the powerful message of the triumph of good over evil, emphasizing the importance of righteousness and moral values.

The assembly included vibrant skits that brought to life the essence of the epic, captivating the audience and highlighting the significance of Dussehra.

The enthusiasm and dedication of the students were evident, making the celebration both informative and entertaining.

Principal Sir praised the students for their efforts, stressing the importance of celebrating Dussehra and its enduring lessons in today’s society.

He emphasized how the festival serves as a crucial reminder to uphold virtue and combat negativity in various forms.

Overall, the assembly was a memorable celebration of culture and values, leaving a positive impact on everyone present.

World First Aid Day – Special Assembly by Class VIII G

A special assembly was conducted by the students of VIII G on the occasion of World First Aid Day, where they emphasized key first aid principles through an engaging role play.

They demonstrated the RICE principle (Rest, Ice, Compression, Elevation) for treating injuries, identified symptoms of a heart attack, and showcased how to provide immediate assistance for a broken hand.

Additionally, they taught the audience how to make a DIY stretcher for emergencies, ensuring practical learning for all present.

The Vice Principal appreciated the assembly, praising the students for their informative and interactive presentation on such an important topic.

Overall, it was a valuable learning experience for everyone involved, promoting awareness and preparedness for real-life emergency situations.

Celebrating the International Day of Democracy – Special Assembly by Class IX E

On the occasion of the International Day of Democracy, the students of Class IX E conducted a special assembly that thoughtfully explored the essence and importance of democratic values.

The event featured a well-curated mix of speech, poem, and a skit, all centered around the theme of democracy.

A highlight of the assembly was the skit on the Magna Carta, creatively presented to demonstrate how this historic document laid the foundation for individual rights and curtailed absolute monarchical power.

Through engaging storytelling and performance, the students made this pivotal moment in history both relatable and relevant, effectively linking it to the evolution of modern democratic systems.

Principal Sir commended the students for their imaginative presentation and emphasized the importance of understanding democracy not just as a political system, but as a way of life—one that values participation, dialogue, and the inclusion of diverse viewpoints.

The assembly was both educational and inspiring, leaving a meaningful and lasting impression on all who attended.

The students of Grade VB conducted a special assembly on Raksha Bandhan, highlighting its diverse aspects. The assembly featured a segment on how soldiers protect our country, a skit illustrating the bond between siblings, and emphasized the need to protect our Earth. It concluded with a song celebrating both the sibling bond and environmental stewardship. Principal Sir commended the students for their thoughtful and engaging presentation, which captured the festival's essence and broader significance.

Grade I-G students of the Afternoon Shift conducted a special assembly celebrating Raksha Bandhan with a Vrihshabandhan theme. Coordinators tied Rakhis to plants, symbolizing the bond with nature. The assembly featured a skit where the brother presented a plant as a gift to his sister, symbolizing his wish for her to take care of it. This touching gesture beautifully linked the traditional sibling bond with environmental responsibility.

Class VI A celebrated National Handloom Day with a dynamic assembly featuring a speech, skit, poem, and fashion show. The event began with a speech highlighting the significance of handloom weaving. A skit followed, set in a contemporary fashion studio exploring handloom techniques. The assembly also included a poem and a fashion show where students showcased handloom fabrics from various states. The Vice Principal Sir praised the students for their creative and engaging presentation, making the day both educational and memorable.

The students of Class VII Aryabhata at Podar International School, Wagholi, delivered a powerful skit to raise awareness about plastic pollution. The performance featured a diverse cast, including the Cow, the Sea Turtle, the Seabird, and the Human, each illustrating the impact of plastic waste on their respective environments. The skit effectively highlighted the severe consequences of plastic pollution on land, in the sea, and in the air, urging the audience to consider the importance of reducing plastic use.

Following the performance, the Vice Principal Sir, Mr. Sandesh Khatal, addressed the students, emphasizing the critical need for environmental stewardship and encouraging everyone to take proactive steps to mitigate plastic waste.

The students of Grade II Courage at Podar International School, Wagholi, conducted a special assembly to emphasize the importance of preserving and saving Mother Earth. The young students presented an insightful skit, highlighting the detrimental effects of plastic pollution on animals and the severe consequences of deforestation. Their performance was both moving and informative, showcasing their deep understanding and concern for environmental issues.

The students of Class VII Aryabhata at Podar International School, Wagholi, delivered a powerful skit to raise awareness about plastic pollution. The performance featured a diverse cast, including the Cow, the Sea Turtle, the Seabird, and the Human, each illustrating the impact of plastic waste on their respective environments. The skit effectively highlighted the severe consequences of plastic pollution on land, in the sea, and in the air, urging the audience to consider the importance of reducing plastic use.

Following the performance, the Vice Principal Sir, Mr. Sandesh Khatal, addressed the students, emphasizing the critical need for environmental stewardship and encouraging everyone to take proactive steps to mitigate plastic waste.

The students of Grade II Courage at Podar International School, Wagholi, conducted a special assembly to emphasize the importance of preserving and saving Mother Earth. The young students presented an insightful skit, highlighting the detrimental effects of plastic pollution on animals and the severe consequences of deforestation. Their performance was both moving and informative, showcasing their deep understanding and concern for environmental issues.

On International Yoga Day, a special assembly was conducted at Podar International School Wagholi by the students of Class XA and the Sports Department. The commendable assembly emphasized the importance of incorporating yoga into daily life, with students performing various difficult asanas. Yoga instructor Ms. Lata Harpale was invited to teach different yoga poses, which the students practiced together and thoroughly enjoyed. It was a great day, highlighted by Coordinator Ms. Deepti Sharma’s appreciation of the assembly and her encouragement for students to make yoga a regular part of their routine.

On the occasion of Yoga Day, our afternoon shift students presented a remarkable assembly highlighting the importance of yoga. They showcased various asanas, demonstrating their dedication and skill. Every child actively participated, performing all the asanas with enthusiasm. Our Vice Principal Sir, Mr. Sandesh Khatal also addressed the students, emphasizing the significance of incorporating yoga into our daily routines for overall well-being.

Podar International School - Wagholi hosted an exciting Comic Trivia Quiz competition. Students from the Aqua, Terra, Ignis, and Ventus houses participated with great zeal and enthusiasm. The competition showcased students' extensive knowledge of comic cartoons as they answered a variety of challenging questions. Vice Principal Sir and the Coordinators judged the quiz, adding to the event's prestige. This event highlighted the students' passion for comics while fostering a spirit of healthy competition and camaraderie among the participants.

• GRADE I and II: Offering food to the animals: On Environment Day, the young and enthusiastic students of Grade I and II at Podar International School, Wagholi, embarked on a heartwarming journey to show their love and care for nature. Each student took turns gently offering food to the animals, their eyes widening in delight as they watched their pets munch happily. The day was not just about feeding the animals; it was a lesson in empathy, responsibility, and environmental stewardship. The students learned that taking care of nature involves nurturing all its inhabitants, big and small. The celebration of Environment Day had not only been a fun and engaging activity but also a meaningful step towards fostering a generation of thoughtful and caring individuals.
• Each one plant one held for the students of Grade III: In a heartwarming initiative, the young students of Podar International School Wagholi embarked on a mission to make the Earth greener and safer. Under the banner of "Each One, Plant One," these tiny environmentalists took to their homes, planting saplings with a dedication beyond their years. This small but significant step marked the beginning of their journey toward becoming responsible citizens. By taking action in their own backyards, these young stewards of the Earth demonstrated that change starts at home and even the smallest contributions can have a profound impact on our world. Their efforts not only added a touch of green to their surroundings but also sowed the seeds of awareness and responsibility, ensuring a brighter, more sustainable future for all. Reflecting the same spirit, Podar International School Wagholi itself has taken a proactive stance by planting saplings within the school premises. Teachers and staff, alongside their enthusiastic students, joined hands to transform the school grounds into a burgeoning green oasis.
• Paper bag making activity held on 5th June for the students of Grade IV: On the vibrant occasion of World Environment Day, the Grade 4 students of Podar International School, Wagholi, took a significant step towards nurturing our planet by organizing a paper bag making activity. With the motto "Be the change you wish to see in the world," these young environmentalists showcased their dedication to reducing plastic waste and embracing eco-friendly alternatives. The students, brimming with enthusiasm and creativity, crafted beautiful paper bags, each one a testament to their commitment to a greener future. Their hands-on efforts not only underscored the importance of sustainable practices but also inspired the entire school community to think and act eco-consciously. Through this initiative, the Grade 4 students of Podar International School reminded us all that even the smallest actions can lead to meaningful change.
• Nurturing Nature activity for the students of Grade V: In a heartwarming celebration of World Environment Day, the students of Grade 5 at Podar International School, Wagholi, embarked on a creative journey to make a difference. Armed with imagination and a passion for the environment, these young eco-warriors took on the inspiring task of creating bird feeders to nurture the innocent, beautiful feathered creatures around them. Utilizing a variety of eco-friendly materials, they crafted feeders that were as innovative as they were beautiful. Each feeder was a testament to the students' creativity, with designs ranging from simple and functional to intricate and artistic. The bird feeder-making activity was more than just a celebration of World Environment Day; it was a powerful lesson in creativity, collaboration, and environmental care. The students of Podar International School, Wagholi, left a lasting mark on their surroundings, proving that even the smallest actions can make a big difference in nurturing our beautiful planet.

In a heart warming display of environmental stewardship, the students of grade I embarked on a noble mission to plant the seeds of a greener tomorrow. With enthusiasm and determination they took part in a plantation drive, each student planting a sapling at their home, nurturing the promise of a healthier planet.

Armed with shovels, watering cans and a sense of purpose, the young environmentalist set out to make a difference, guided by their teachers’ teaching on the importance of biodiversity and the role of trees in sustaining life on Earth.

The grand investiture ceremony at Podar International School, Wagholi, was a remarkable event that highlighted the institution's unwavering commitment to nurturing leadership qualities and instilling a deep sense of responsibility among its students. The atmosphere was charged with enthusiasm, pride, and a collective vision for a brighter future as the school community came together to celebrate this important occasion.

The ceremony commenced with a warm welcome extended to the Chief Guest, Veteran Wing Commander Dr. Sudhir Salunke, whose presence added a touch of distinction to the event. Following the introduction, the Principal Sir, Chief Guest, and mentor played a pivotal role in badging the newly elected student council members, symbolizing the trust and responsibility being placed on their shoulders.

This was followed by a dignified procession, where the newly badged council members marched to the stage, exemplifying the spirit of leadership and unity. The student council members, with a sense of duty and commitment, then took a solemn oath, pledging to uphold the values and responsibilities entrusted to them.

The Chief Guest, in his address, inspired the students with his words of wisdom, encouraging them to embrace their new roles with dedication and integrity.

The investiture ceremony was not just a celebration of achievement but also a significant step in the journey of these young leaders as they prepare to contribute positively to their school and community.

On August 15th, 2024, Podar International School, Wagholi celebrated India's 78th Independence Day with vibrant enthusiasm and pride. The event began with the ceremonial flag hoisting by Principal Sir, Mr. Munish Sharma, and the Chief Guest, Wing Commander Vasudeo Tabib, followed by the National Anthem.

The students presented a selection of performances, including a song, a poem, a dance, and a speech, each reflecting the spirit of freedom. A special highlight of the day was our young children, who dressed up as prominent sports figures and depicted India's significant achievements, such as Chandrayaan and Aditya L1, bringing immense pride to the audience with their charming portrayals.

In addition to the performances, teachers were honoured for their long service and dedication, receiving well-deserved recognition for their contributions to the school.

Both the Chief Guest and Principal Sir delivered inspiring addresses, encouraging students to uphold the values of freedom and contribute positively to the nation's future.

The event concluded with a heartfelt vote of thanks, leaving everyone with a deep sense of patriotism and pride.

Students of Class XC presented a special assembly on Youth Day, highlighting the incredible energy and potential of young people. The event included inspiring interviews with young icons and a thoughtful address by our Vice Principal Sir.

Let’s continue to harness our creativity and drive to shape a brighter future!

We are delighted to share the success of the Inter House Painting Competition held at Podar International School, Wagholi, for students from Grade III to X. The event showcased the incredible artistic talents of our students, who were given various themes to inspire their creativity and expression.

Each grade had a unique theme, allowing students to explore different aspects of art and imagination. The competition was a vibrant display of colors, creativity, and dedication, reflecting the enthusiasm and hard work of our young artists.

We congratulate all participants for their outstanding efforts and look forward to more such events that foster creativity and teamwork among our students.

A special assembly was conducted by the students of XE at Podar International School, Wagholi, to commemorate World Nature Conservation Day. This significant occasion was dedicated to raising awareness about environmental conservation and sustainable practices. The assembly aimed to inspire our community to reflect on the importance of preserving our natural resources and biodiversity for future generations.

On the occasion of Guru Purnima, a special assembly was conducted by the students of the afternoon shift. The event featured a compelling skit based on the story of Eklavya, showcasing the deep respect and dedication towards one’s teacher. Additionally, the students recited a heartfelt poem, celebrating the profound impact of educators in our lives.

The assembly was a beautiful tribute to the spirit of Guru Purnima, highlighting the invaluable role of teachers and the importance of honoring them.

Morning Shift

On the occasion of Kargil Vijay Diwas, the students of grade XD organized a special assembly to honour and remember the bravery and sacrifices of the Indian soldiers during the Kargil War. The assembly was designed not only to commemorate the day but also to educate and engage the school community with the historical significance of the conflict.

The centerpiece of the assembly was a dynamic and moving dance performance by the students. Through their choreography, they vividly portrayed the events leading up to the Kargil War, the intense battle scenes, and the emotional aftermath of the conflict. The performance aimed to capture the essence of the soldiers' courage and the challenges they faced, providing the audience with a deeper understanding of the war's impact on the nation.

In addition to the dance performance, the Principal Sir, Mr. Munish Sharma, addressed the gathering with a heartfelt speech. He spoke about the bravery of the Indian Army and the extraordinary sacrifices made by the soldiers during the Kargil War. He highlighted the significance of Kargil Vijay Diwas, which marks the victory of the Indian forces over the infiltrating Pakistani troops in the Kargil district of Jammu and Kashmir. He also underscored the importance of remembering and honoring the soldiers who laid down their lives for the country’s safety and sovereignty.

Overall, the special assembly was a meaningful and impactful event, reflecting the spirit of Kargil Vijay Diwas and ensuring that the sacrifices made by the soldiers are remembered and celebrated by the next generation.

Afternoon Shift

The Special Assembly organized by the students of Class I Jasmine was a poignant and educational event dedicated to Kargil Vijay Diwas. During the assembly, the students delivered informative speeches to raise awareness about the significance of this important day, which commemorates India's victory in the Kargil War. Their speeches were designed to educate and inspire their peers about the sacrifices made by soldiers.

In addition to the speeches, the students played motivational music that resonated with the spirit of bravery and patriotism, creating an emotionally uplifting atmosphere. This combination of informative content and inspirational music helped convey the importance of remembering and honoring the courage and dedication of the armed forces.

In a heartfelt tribute to our planet on World Earth Day, the students of grade XB took center stage in a special assembly dedicated to environmental awareness. With a blend of speech, poetry, and captivating skit, the students delivered a powerful message on the urgent need to preserve our Earth.

The skit ingeniously portrayed the stark differences between the Earth of the 90s and the present day, shedding light on the alarming environmental changes that have taken place over the years.

Principal Sir, Mr. Munish Sharma, delivered a stirring address, underscoring the critical importance of preserving Earth's precious resources. His words resonated deeply with all present, inspiring a renewed commitment to environmental stewardship among students and faculty alike.

On the auspicious occasion of Guru Purnima, we organized a series of enriching activities for our students to honour their teachers and mentors. This special day was marked by creativity, learning, and heartfelt appreciation.

• Grades 1 to 3: Greeting Card Making Activity - Our youngest students poured their love and gratitude into beautifully crafted greeting cards, expressing their heartfelt thanks to their teachers.
• Grade 4: Slogan Writing Activity - Our fourth graders showcased their linguistic creativity by crafting inspiring slogans that highlighted the importance of teachers in their lives.
• Grade 5: Bookmark Making Activity - Fifth graders designed thoughtful bookmarks, each one a token of appreciation for their mentors, reflecting the knowledge and wisdom imparted to them.

These activities not only allowed our students to display their artistic and literary talents but also reinforced the significance of the teacher-student relationship. The enthusiasm and dedication shown by our students were truly heartwarming.

We’re thrilled to share the success of our Interhouse English Poem Recitation Competition held on 23rd July 2024! Our talented students from Grades VI to VIII showcased their love for poetry with captivating performances that demonstrated their creativity, voice modulation, pronunciation, confidence, and expressive delivery.

Each house presented two exceptional participants who recited their chosen English poems with passion and eloquence. The audience was spellbound by the variety and depth of the poems presented. A special thank you to our esteemed judges for their fair and encouraging evaluations.

Embrace the spirit of Ashadhi Ekadashi at Podar International School Wagholi!

In the tranquil morning shift, Grades 9 and 10 orchestrated a mesmerising celebration filled with music, palkhi processions, insightful role plays, and enlightening Wari presentations. The school campus radiated with auspicious vibes, resonating the blessings of Lord Vitthala.

Under the guidance of dedicated teachers, our students crafted unforgettable moments, showcasing their talents and deep reverence for this sacred occasion. Vice Principal Sir, Mr. Sandesh Khatal, commended their dedication and effort, underscoring the success of the day.

Step into the enchanting snapshots that captured the essence of this grand celebration!

Embrace the divine aura of Ashadhi Ekadashi at Podar International School Wagholi!

In the serene afternoon shift, our beloved campus resonated with spiritual fervor, as Grades 1 and 2 illuminated the day with their innocent energy. Led by our respected Principal sir, alongside school coordinators and teachers, we united in a heartfelt worship ceremony dedicated to Lord Vitthala.

The young hearts of Grades 1 and 2 mesmerized us with their enchanting performances—music that stirred the soul, palkhi processions filled with joyous chants, heartfelt bhajans echoing through the corridors, plays that unfolded tales of devotion, and insightful learnings from Wari presentations.

Amidst the adorned surroundings infused with positivity, our school became a haven of peace and blessings. Principal Sir, Mr. Munish Sharma, showered praise on the students and teachers, acknowledging their tireless efforts that made this day truly memorable.

Step into the cherished moments that captured the essence of this grand celebration—a tapestry of spirituality, learning, and heartfelt devotion!

World Music Day was celebrated at Podar International School - Wagholi with a special assembly conducted by Class 7A. The assembly featured a speech and a poem recitation by the students, highlighting the essence of music.

The music department presented their band, where students played various instruments and even used buckets to create mind-blowing sounds. The atmosphere was filled with soothing music, captivating everyone present.

Coordinator Ma'am, Ms. Deepti Sharma, addressed the students, emphasizing the role of music in bringing positive changes to our surroundings.

• Grade VIII: On the occasion of Father's Day, Podar International School Wagholi organized a photo collage-making activity for Grade 8 students. This engaging activity encouraged students to compile and design personalized photo collages as a special tribute to their fathers. The students enjoyed selecting and arranging their favorite photos, creating meaningful and artistic collages that beautifully expressed their love and appreciation. This memorable event not only fostered creativity but also celebrated the cherished bond between fathers and their children.
• Grade VII: On the occasion of Father's Day, Podar International School - Wagholi organized a special photo frame-making activity for Grade VII students. This engaging and creative event provided students with an opportunity to design and decorate unique photo frames as a heartfelt gift for their fathers. The activity not only encouraged artistic expression but also allowed students to celebrate the bond they share with their fathers. The joy and enthusiasm were evident as students crafted their personalized frames, making the event a memorable celebration of love and gratitude.
• Grade VI: On the occasion of Father's Day, Podar International School Wagholi organized a bookmark-making activity for its Grade VI students. This creative event allowed students to design and craft personalized bookmarks as a tribute to their fathers. The activity aimed to foster creativity and provide an opportunity for students to express their love and appreciation for their fathers through handmade gifts. The event was met with enthusiasm, and the students enjoyed the process of creating unique bookmarks that they could present to their fathers as a heartfelt token of their affection.

A Special Assembly was conducted by the students of class VIIIB in honour of National Panchayati Raj Day. The assembly commenced with a heartfelt poem, wherein students eloquently conveyed the essence of grassroots democracy and community involvement inherent in the Panchayati Raj system.

Following the poetry session, a thought-provoking skit unfolded on stage. Through vivid storytelling and compelling characters, the skit depicted the hierarchical structure of the Panchayati Raj system, showcasing the roles and responsibilities at the village, block, and district levels.

Students meticulously explained the functions and significance of each tier, emphasizing their vital role in promoting democratic values and rural development.

Overall, the assembly served as an educational platform, enriching students' understanding of democratic principles and civic responsibilities.

We hosted a Hindi Calligraphy Competition to celebrate the artistic prowess of our students. With participants ranging from Grade I to X, the competition provided a platform for young minds to showcase their talent and creativity in the intricate art of calligraphy.

Under the discerning eyes of the esteemed judging panel, comprising the Respected Principal Sir, Vice Principal Sir, and the Coordinators, each entry was meticulously evaluated for its beauty, precision, and originality. The judges, with their vast experience and keen eye for detail, undoubtedly faced the challenging task of selecting the most exemplary pieces among the array of submissions.

The event not only celebrated the rich heritage of the Hindi language and script but also underscored the school's commitment to nurturing holistic development and fostering a love for art and culture among its students.

We hosted an English Calligraphy event, inviting students from grades I to X to participate and exhibit their talent in the art of beautiful writing. The event provided an opportunity for students to showcase their skills by transcribing a given text in English.

Students eagerly participated in the event, demonstrating their creativity and mastery of calligraphy techniques. Each participant approached the task with enthusiasm, producing stunning pieces of writing that showcased their individual style and flair.

Overall, the English Calligraphy event at Podar International School, Wagholi was a resounding success, highlighting the talent and creativity of the school's students. It served as a reminder of the importance of nurturing and encouraging artistic expression in education.

The students of Grade II Courage at Podar International School, Wagholi, conducted a special assembly to emphasize the importance of preserving and saving Mother Earth. The young students presented an insightful skit, highlighting the detrimental effects of plastic pollution on animals and the severe consequences of deforestation. Their performance was both moving and informative, showcasing their deep understanding and concern for environmental issues.

The assembly captivated the audience as these tiny but passionate students delivered powerful messages through their well-rehearsed skit. Their portrayal of the suffering animals due to plastic waste and the adverse impacts of deforestation left a lasting impression on everyone present.

Principal Sir, Mr. Munish Sharma, graced the event with his presence and addressed the students, underscoring the urgent need to preserve and save our environment. He commended the students for their outstanding performance and encouraged everyone to adopt eco-friendly practices in their daily lives. He reinforced the critical message of the assembly, motivating the students to take active steps toward environmental conservation.