Once again, students from Cadea have sent a message to their peers. In the March phase of the project titled “Recycling is the Pillar of Sustainable Development” high school students from the No. 1 Technological High School from Cadea took again center stage. In earlier phases of the project, they had already proven their ability to creatively reach their own age group – and this time, they drew attention to the environmental impact of everyday decisions. Through situational roleplays, the students showed how small but conscious choices – such as modes of transport, shopping habits, or energy use – can affect the health of our planet. Their short scenes illustrated how simple alternatives can make daily routines more eco-friendly and what long-term consequences may arise from careless or responsible decisions alike.
The message of the short films was once again clear and sincere: one doesn’t need to be a scientist or activist to protect the environment – living consciously is enough. The project continues with the active involvement of young people, giving them the chance to express themselves creatively and to practice social responsibility. The program is supported by the European Solidarity Corps and carried out in partnership with Săcueni Town Hall.
