A haunting environmental poem by Yachna Anand a 15-year-old from Sharjah, “What Remains of Avarice” reflects on human greed, ecological destruction, and the final cry of a dying Earth. A powerful reminder that we cannot eat, drink, or breathe money.
Aeroplane travel, where would we be without it? Yashvi, a 16-year-old from Birmingham, discusses the pros and cons of travelling by air in this blog.
11–year-old Dhruv from Bangalore writes an imaginary letter from one sea creature affected by melting glaciers to another creature.
Prisha, a 11 year old from Kolkata writes an outstanding ode to Earth, expressing admiration for its natural beauty and lamenting the damage caused by pollution and global warming.
If you could see the future, what would it look like?
14-year-old Ayush from Mysore explores this idea through his short story.
Why are we talking about Global Warming? 11-year-old Ivan from Hyderabad ponders in this thoughtful blog.
A haunting environmental poem by Yachna Anand a 15-year-old from Sharjah, “What Remains of Avarice” reflects on human greed, ecological destruction, and the final cry of a dying Earth. A powerful reminder that we cannot eat, drink, or breathe money.
Aeroplane travel, where would we be without it? Yashvi, a 16-year-old from Birmingham, discusses the pros and cons of travelling by air in this blog.
11–year-old Dhruv from Bangalore writes an imaginary letter from one sea creature affected by melting glaciers to another creature.
Prisha, a 11 year old from Kolkata writes an outstanding ode to Earth, expressing admiration for its natural beauty and lamenting the damage caused by pollution and global warming.
If you could see the future, what would it look like?
14-year-old Ayush from Mysore explores this idea through his short story.
Why are we talking about Global Warming? 11-year-old Ivan from Hyderabad ponders in this thoughtful blog.
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