Energy Club Activities Report (2025–26)

The Energy Club, under the able leadership and expert guidance of Prof. (Dr.) Seema Menon K P, actively observed Energy Conservation Day in December 2025 by organizing an Energy Conservation Week from 14th to 20th December 2025. The week-long programme comprised a series of creative and awareness-oriented competitions aimed at promoting energy conservation, sustainability, and responsible use of resources among students.

Activities Conducted:

1.Reel Making Competition

Students produced creative and informative reels based on the theme “Energy can neither be created nor be destroyed.” The activity helped students communicate scientific concepts and conservation messages effectively through digital media.

2.Photography Competition

Conducted under the theme “Green Choice,” this competition encouraged participants to capture visuals reflecting eco-friendly practices and sustainable lifestyle choices.

3.Slogan Making Competition

Students designed impactful and catchy slogans highlighting the importance of energy conservation and environmental protection.

4.Poster Making Competition

With the theme “Earth’s Light Bulb,” participants created visually appealing posters conveying strong messages about conserving energy and safeguarding the planet.

5.Essay Writing Competition

The essay competition on “Smart Gadgets vs Smart Habits” motivated students to critically examine how mindful habits contribute to effective energy conservation.

6.Cartoon Making Competition

Under the theme “Think Green, Save Energy,” students expressed their ideas through insightful and humorous cartoons that emphasized sustainable living.

7.Collage Making Competition

The collage making competition on “Conserve Energy, Save Future” enabled students to creatively present ideas on energy efficiency and environmental sustainability.

Outcomes and Impact:

Increased Awareness: Students gained a deeper understanding of the need for energy conservation and sustainable practices.

Creative Engagement: The activities encouraged creativity, innovation, and self-expression through various art forms and media.

Critical Thinking: Participants developed analytical skills and environmental responsibility through theme-based activities.

Active Participation: Enthusiastic involvement reflected students’ commitment to promoting a greener and more sustainable future.

Overall Assessment:

The Energy Conservation Week was highly successful in creating awareness and inspiring students to adopt energy-efficient and eco-friendly practices. The programme effectively combined creativity with learning, making it both informative and engaging.

Acknowledgement:

The Energy Club expresses its sincere gratitude to Prof. (Dr.) Seema Menon K P, Teacher-in-Charge, for her invaluable guidance and continuous support. Her dedication and leadership were instrumental in the successful execution of the programme.

Future Plans:

Encouraged by the success of these activities, the Energy Club plans to organize more innovative programmes and initiatives to further promote energy conservation and sustainability in the future.

Posters created as part of various programmes

Here are the winners!