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The "NachhaltICHkeitsarena" exhibition, a travelling event focused on sustainability, nutrition, movement, and health, has been making its way through schools in Germany. The exhibition, designed for educational purposes, aims to clarify the advantages of seasonal and regional food shopping, the negative effects of food waste, and to bring the personal influence factors of young people on the environment closer.
The Realschule Koching was one such school to host the exhibition, with students learning about the large CO2 footprint of certain food items, its environmental impact, and the connection between nutrition and climate. The exhibition's interactive modules also covered topics such as proper food storage methods, free from plastic foil and disposable containers, and the importance of movement and mobility in a healthy and sustainable lifestyle.
Schools interested in hosting the "NachhaltICHkeitsarena" exhibition should begin by searching online for the official website or contact point of the exhibition. Contact details and booking information, including dates, should be provided there. Alternatively, schools can contact local or regional educational authorities or environmental education centres in Germany, as they often coordinate or facilitate bookings for sustainability-related exhibitions.
In addition, inquiries can be made at trade fairs related to organic food and sustainability, such as BIOFACH, which may host or promote such exhibitions. For further information about the exhibition and bringing it to a school, Lena Kurzhals of the AOK in Ingolstadt can be contacted.
Lena Kurzhals emphasized the importance of inspiring young people early on about climate and environmental protection, stating that it is crucial to help young people shape their own everyday life "more sustainably". Harald Schuster, principal of the Realschule Koching, expressed enthusiasm about the students' engagement with the exhibition's important topics.
However, no specific actions or changes made by the students or school were mentioned in the paragraph. The exhibition stopped in Koching as part of its travel, and it is free for schools and tailored to the curriculum for 7th to 9th graders of all school types.
In conclusion, the "NachhaltICHkeitsarena" exhibition is an excellent resource for schools in Germany looking to integrate sustainability education into their curriculum. By contacting the exhibition organizer or relevant educational authorities, schools can bring this interactive and informative event to their students.
- The "NachhaltICHkeitsarena" exhibition, which covers topics such as climate change, environmental science, health-and-wellness, and education-and-self-development, is an excellent resource for schools in Germany looking to integrate sustainability education into their curriculum.
- The exhibition, designed for educational purposes, focuses on the personal influence factors of young people on the environment, the advantages of seasonal and regional food shopping, the negative effects of food waste, and the importance of movement and mobility in a healthy and sustainable lifestyle.
- To bring the "NachhaltICHkeitsarena" exhibition to their school, schools can contact Lena Kurzhals of the AOK in Ingolstadt, search for the official website or contact point of the exhibition online, or contact local or regional educational authorities or environmental education centres in Germany, as they often coordinate or facilitate bookings for sustainability-related exhibitions.
