[Application Deadline: 7 October 2024 (Monday)]
The SEPA Scheme aims to develop in students a sense of responsibility towards the environment, to nurture leadership among students and encourage them to take positive initiatives in improving the environment through the provision of a series of diversified environmental training activities.
All Primary & Secondary School students are welcome to join the SEPA Scheme. Students will remain as SEPAs until the completion of their primary/secondary education.
SEPAs who have satisfactorily completed the BEB training would be awarded Basic Environmental Badges and e-certificates. They may then join the Specific Environmental Badge seminars, workshops and field trips.
Students who have satisfactorily completed the SEB training would be awarded Specific Environmental Badges and e-certificates.
SEPAs can attend different types of activities to connect themselves to the nature and enhance their environmental knowledge.
Geopark Visit
Field Trip
Marine Conservation
STEM Workshop
Eco-camp
The workshop helps teachers acquire general environmental knowledge and be qualified as BEB trainers; and help them develop a school-based assessment system for BEB in the long run.
Climate Change
STEM Training Workshop
Nature Heritage and Conservation, Biodiversity and Countryside Revitalisation
School Greening
Carbon Neutrality
(Past Project)
The SEPL Scheme provides a series of training to tertiary students to equip them with the essential knowledge and skills in developing and carrying out green community actions.
