As a symbol of commitment, each participating school receives a bench made from waste bottle caps. During the Ocean Lovers Pledge Ceremony, students vow to continue their efforts
Ocean Love no plastic no waste
school program
Inspiring the Next Generation for a Cleaner Ocean
We believe in empowering young minds to create lasting change for our planet. Our Ocean Love NO Plastic NO Waste program is specifically crafted to inspire students to become environmental champions through interactive, hands-on learning and creative upcycling experiences. By bringing awareness to the impact of plastic pollution and the 4 Rs: REFUSE, REDUCE, REUSE, RECYCLE, we nurture a sense of responsibility and innovation in every participant.
The school program unfolds over four engaging sessions designed to maximise learning and impact:
Session 1: Guest Lecture
Students kick off their journey with an eye-opening presentation about the problem of plastic pollution and the importance of the 4 Rs – Refuse, Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle. This session sets the foundation for understanding, and students begin collecting bottle caps for future projects.
Session 2: Assignment
Students are encouraged to think critically and creatively, presenting their own ideas and solutions to reduce plastic waste within their communities. This fosters leadership and problem-solving skills.
Session 2: Assignment
Students are encouraged to think critically and creatively, presenting their own ideas and solutions to reduce plastic waste within their communities. This fosters leadership and problem-solving skills.
Session 3: Field Trip & Workshop
Students participate in a hands-on workshop where they learn to upcycle collected plastic bottle caps into useful products. This immersive experience demonstrates how waste can be transformed into new valuable products.
SESSION 4: Bench Donation & Pledge Ceremony
As a symbol of commitment, each participating school receives a bench made from waste bottle caps. During the Ocean Lovers Pledge Ceremony, students vow to continue their efforts against plastic pollution, joining a growing movement of ocean protectors.
SESSION 4: Bench Donation & Pledge Ceremony
As a symbol of commitment, each participating school receives a bench made from waste bottle caps. During the Ocean Lovers Pledge Ceremony, students vow to continue their efforts
We invite schools and grant givers to join us in shaping a future where every student is part of the solution. Together, we can create cleaner oceans and a more sustainable
world for generations to come.
WISH Intern J'herdine speaks with a class of students at the Newfield Primary School
Students from the Sea View Farm Primary School listening to Guest Lecture Session
Students from Newfield Primary School answering questions during the Guest Lecture Session
Students from the Sea View Farm Primary School rush to complete the Bottle Cap Challenge
CMO Annabelle speaks to students at the Sea View Farm Primary School during Guest Lecture
Students of the Sea View Farm Primary School present their poster for session 2
Posters created for session 2 by students of the Sea View Farm Primary School
Students from the Newfield Primary School discuss their presentations in groups for Session 2
Students from the Newfield Primary Showcase show off all the bottlecaps they collected!
Students from the Sea View Farm Primary School completing the beach cleanup
Students from the Sea View Farm Primary School complete the Beach Clean in Session 3
Founder Billy speaks with students from the Sea View Farm Primary School in Session 3
Founder Billy speaks with students from the Newfield Primary School in Session 3
A student from the Newfield Primary School adding bottlecaps to the grinder
Students putting buttlecaps into the grinder machine at the WISH Workshop
Island Academy Students turning the wheel at the WISH Workshop
Students from the Sea View Farm Primary School open the molds in the workshop
A student from the Newfield Primary School holding up a mold of upcycled plastic keychains
WISH CEO Charlotte presenting the Ocean Lovers Pledge to Island Academy Students




















