Students at Yozgat Nida Tüfekçi Fine Arts High School in central Anatolia have taken an revolutionary method to selling recycling and eco-consciousness by establishing a library utilizing discarded gadgets and recyclable materials.
The “Zero Waste Project,” an initiative aimed toward growing Türkiye’s recycling charge to 35% by 2023, and the “No Schools Without Libraries” marketing campaign, launched below the patronage of first girl Emine Erdoğan, goals to determine libraries in all colleges throughout the nation, significantly in distant areas.
To additional this mission and promote sustainability, the Provincial Directorate of National Education inspired the recycling of unused supplies in colleges and hostels. In line with these efforts, college students at Yozgat Nida Tüfekçi Fine Arts High School, with the assist of their lecturers, have created a “zero waste library” utilizing supplies corresponding to discarded musical devices, car tires, plastic bottles, vegetable crates, pallets and extra. These supplies had been remodeled into tables, chairs, bookshelves, hangers and trash bins.
This revolutionary library now serves as an area the place college students can examine, learn books and spend productive time. The college students additionally contributed to the library’s e-book assortment by contacting well-known authors.
Enes Talha Sargın, a ninth-grade scholar within the Department of Music, expressed his enthusiasm, saying: “We established a library to contribute to our environment. We created our library by using car tires, pallets and unused musical instruments. We make good use of our free time here, which has become a valuable resource for us.”
Halime Nisa Doğan, a Tenth-grade music scholar, added: “Together with our friends and teachers, we built this library to support environmental conservation. We crafted a garbage bin from plastic bottles, created tables from car tires, painted the walls and arranged the books in our library.”
Belinay Altınok, a ninth-grade music scholar, shared her perspective on the challenge: “We transformed unusable musical instruments into a library and used waste materials at our school. This library serves as a place where we spend our leisure time. We repurposed materials ranging from safes to automobile tires. Our aim was to contribute to nature and promote the reuse of waste materials.”
The college’s principal, Aytaş Şahin, underlined that they supply a contemporary studying atmosphere within the library. “Our library consists of materials such as pallets, reels, rubber tires and logs. While offering such a library to the service of our people, the aim is to bring our people together with books in such an environment with the least expense. I want to thank our teachers, administrators, staff and trainees who contributed to this process. We have established such a library as part of the Zero Waste Project initiated by first lady Emine Erdoğan. Everyone, including our trainees and teachers, will be able to benefit from this library,” he mentioned.
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