<p>The students of Higher Primary School of Nidaramangala village of the taluk are eco-friendly. <br /><br /></p>.<p>The cleanliness of the campus is apparent the moment one enters the school campus. Birds twitter. The people of this village are proud of this school. <br /><br />The school which is at the entrance of the village, it is part of a Chikkakuntur cluster. The five-room school is located in a two acre land.<br /><br />Starting point<br /><br />When the school was started in 1952 there was lack of facilities for a few decades. There was no compound wall. In 2006 when Ramachandraiah joined as the headmaster the school saw a sea change. <br /><br />With the support of M E Nagappa, chairman of the School Development Monitoring Committee and the villagers the school was developed.<br /><br />About 230 saplings of 15 tree species have been planted and nurtured in the school campus including silver oak, teak, wild almond, jackfruit, mango, tamrind and blackberry. There is also a banana plantation in the campus.<br /><br />Rainwater is harvested for daily use. Since the tank for the supply of water is on the premises, the additional water is used to water the plant in the premises.<br /><br />Garbage is segregated into dry and wet garbage with separate bins to dispose them. This is a lesson for the students in garbage management. There is a well-maintained dining hall. There are 74 students upto seventh standards.<br /><br />If students study in a good environmental surroundings they become good students, says Ramachandraiah, the headmaster. There is a plan to contruct and auditorium in the future, he said.</p>
<p>The students of Higher Primary School of Nidaramangala village of the taluk are eco-friendly. <br /><br /></p>.<p>The cleanliness of the campus is apparent the moment one enters the school campus. Birds twitter. The people of this village are proud of this school. <br /><br />The school which is at the entrance of the village, it is part of a Chikkakuntur cluster. The five-room school is located in a two acre land.<br /><br />Starting point<br /><br />When the school was started in 1952 there was lack of facilities for a few decades. There was no compound wall. In 2006 when Ramachandraiah joined as the headmaster the school saw a sea change. <br /><br />With the support of M E Nagappa, chairman of the School Development Monitoring Committee and the villagers the school was developed.<br /><br />About 230 saplings of 15 tree species have been planted and nurtured in the school campus including silver oak, teak, wild almond, jackfruit, mango, tamrind and blackberry. There is also a banana plantation in the campus.<br /><br />Rainwater is harvested for daily use. Since the tank for the supply of water is on the premises, the additional water is used to water the plant in the premises.<br /><br />Garbage is segregated into dry and wet garbage with separate bins to dispose them. This is a lesson for the students in garbage management. There is a well-maintained dining hall. There are 74 students upto seventh standards.<br /><br />If students study in a good environmental surroundings they become good students, says Ramachandraiah, the headmaster. There is a plan to contruct and auditorium in the future, he said.</p>
