The Green School Bangalore is the only zero energy, zero carbon, and zero-waste school designed from the most organic materials available to support global sustainability in every way and has adopted SDG 2030 by the UN.TGSB is about more than curriculum, more than programming, and more than bricks and mortar. It’s a school that supports global sustainability in every way. The curriculum, physical place and our culture all support sustainability, and that each aspect of the school does an important part in making the whole picture work. The Green School Bangalore is the only green school in Varthur- Whitefield with the vision of creating green leaders – the change-makers. The school focuses on green awareness for students and staff with programs, resources, and events to promote healthier food and nutrition, indoor air quality, and the 3Rs: reducing, reusing, and recycling. A source of green curriculum, TGSB is dedicated, to the “implementation of environmentally sustainable and energy-efficient systems and practices in K-12 schools.”
TGSB begins with the future in mind, designing a learning experience for students that will prepare them to lead the world toward a healthier, cleaner, more sustainable future. The Green School Bangalore is the only green school in Varthur- Whitefield with the vision of creating green leaders – the change-makers. The school focuses on green awareness for students and staff with programs, resources, and events to promote healthier food and nutrition, indoor air quality, and the 3Rs: reducing, reusing, and recycling. A source of green curriculum, TGSB is dedicated, to the “implementation of environmentally sustainable and energy-efficient systems and practices in K-12 schools.”The TGSB School’s design screams green throughout, from its use of natural light and air circulation inside to its landscaping and the way it recaptures rainwater outside. In essence, the building itself serves as a teaching tool to educate kids about recycling, conservation, and sustainability. Green, too, are the materials used in the building, which were chosen to reduce contaminants and indoor pollution and lessen environmental impact. Many of the building’s features also conserve energy, from a lighting system with sensors that allow for maximizing the use of natural light to low-flow dual-flush toilets that conserve water.