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Wednesday, 23 September 2026

“PEN TO PURPOSE: FROM WASTE TO WONDER”

An Innovative project during Swachhta Drive 2026 in Library 

Extending up to Classes also if Paryavaran Mitrs Come forward 



PEN BANK: WASTE STATIONERY TO CREATIVE ART

"Every Empty Pen Has a Second Life."


OBJECTIVES

  1. ✅ Reduce plastic stationery waste
  2. ✅ Promote sustainable habits
  3. ✅ Encourage creative thinking
  4. ✅ Develop environmental responsibility
  5. ✅ Support NEP 2020 experiential learning
  6. ✅ Beautify the school using recycled materials
  7. ✅ Develop student leadership and teamwork

 APPLICATION OF 5R PRINCIPLES

1️⃣ REFUSE :Students learn to refuse:

  1. ❌ Single-use plastic items
  2. ❌ Unnecessary stationery purchases
  3. ❌ Wasteful habits

2️⃣ REDUCE  Students:

  1. ✅ Use pens completely before disposal
  2. ✅ Utilize both sides of notebooks
  3. ✅ Minimize stationery wastage

3️⃣ REUSE : Collected items can be reused as:

  1. ✅ Art material
  2. ✅ Decorative objects
  3. ✅ Classroom displays
  4. ✅ Exhibition models

4️⃣ REPURPOSE : Old pens and pencils will be transformed into:

  1. 🌸 Flower Pots
  2. 🖼️ Photo Frames
  3. 🏆 Trophies
  4. 🎨 Wall Murals
  5. 🌳 Decorative Trees
  6. 📚 Library Display Items
  7. 🦚 School Mascots
  8. 🏫 School Name Models

5️⃣ RECYCLE

Remaining plastic material will be sent to authorized recyclers for responsible recycling.


IMPLEMENTATION PLAN

Phase 1: Installation

  • One Pen Bank in every class
  • One Pen Bank in every department
  • One Central Collection Bank

Suggested Label Text

  • ·         PEN BANK
  • ·         DROP YOUR USED PENS HERE
  • ·         DON'T THROW- LET THEM GROW 

Phase 2: Awareness Campaign

Activities

  • 📢 Morning Assembly Announcement
  • 🎨 Poster Making
  • ️ Slogan Competition
  • 📝 Pledge Taking
  • 📚 Library Awareness Session


Phase 3: Collection Drive :Students deposit:

  • Empty pens
  • Refills
  • Broken pencils
  • Marker bodies
  • Plastic stationery waste

Class monitors maintain collection records.


Phase 4: Creative Transformation Workshop

Students Create

  • 🌸 Pen Flower Garden
  • 🦚 National Bird Peacock Model
  • 🌳 Eco Tree
  • 📚 Library Decorative Frames
  • 🎨 School Wall Art
  • 🏆 Exhibition Models
  • 🏫 PM SHRI KV School Logo


Phase 5: Exhibition

Event Name : PEN ART FESTIVAL

Display all products during:

  • Annual Exhibition
  • Science Exhibition
  • Swachhata Pakhwada
  • Earth Day
  • Environment Day

 🏆 REWARD SYSTEM

Green Points

  • Activity

  • Points

  • 10 Pens Collected

  • 5

  • 25 Pens Collected

  • 15

  • 50 Pens Collected

  • 30

  • Best Creative Product

  • 50

  • Best Green Class

  • Trophy


🎨 POSSIBLE SCHOOL PRODUCTS

For Library

  • 📚 Decorative Magazine Holders
  • 📚 Pen Art Book Stands
  • 📚 Reading Corner Decorations
  • 📚 Library Name Board


For School Campus

  • 🌳 Decorative Trees
  • 🌸 Flower Pots
  • 🖼️ Wall Panels
  • ♻️ Sustainability Models
  • 🏫 School Name Sculpture


 📊 EXPECTED OUTCOMES

Environmental

  • ✅ Reduced Plastic Waste
  • ✅ Clean Campus
  • ✅ Sustainable Disposal Practices


Educational

  • ✅ Creativity
  • ✅ Design Thinking
  • ✅ Problem Solving
  • ✅ Teamwork


Social

  • ✅ Student Participation
  • ✅ Teacher Involvement
  • ✅ Community Awareness


🖊️ "Don't Throw the Pen, Let Creativity Begin!"

♻️ "Collect Today, Create Tomorrow!"

🌿 "Waste Stationery, Wonderful Creations!"

🏫 "One School • One Pen Bank • One Green Future"


5R PEN BANK PROJECT

“PEN TO PURPOSE: FROM WASTE TO WONDER”


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