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Sustainable Practices Workshop – Woxen University
Farm Basic Workshop – Kindergarten learners
Nutrition Practices Workshop – Methodist Engineering College
The Entrepreneurship Workshop – Stanley College & Livelihood Foundation learners
Case Study 1: Woxen University – Sustainable Practices Workshop
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📢 Calling All Institutions: Plan Your Next Sustainable Workshop at ADC! 🌿
Woxsen University’s Success Story: A Blueprint for Partnership
The future of education is hands-on, and the future of our planet is sustainable! 🌎
Last week, Woxsen University learners experienced this firsthand at the Active Discovery Campus (ADC) during an immersive Sustainable Practices Workshop. We’re sharing their success to invite your college or university to collaborate and empower your students with real-world, sustainable skills.
🔨 Section 1: Practical Skills in Sustainable Construction
Beyond the Classroom: Real-World Building Skills!
Woxsen students didn’t just study sustainable design—they participated in it! At the ADC, they gained practical knowledge in sustainable construction, learning about eco-friendly materials and resource efficiency while working collaboratively on a physical structure.
Photo Prompt 1 (Construction):A photo of Woxsen students working together on a house structure (mixing materials, framing, teamwork).
Caption Idea:“See your students master sustainable construction techniques in a dynamic, hands-on environment. The Active Discovery Campus is the perfect setting to turn theory into tangible skill. #ADCPartnerships #ExperientialLearning”
The workshop provided deep dives into cutting-edge regenerative practices, including the creation and application of biochar—a powerful tool for soil health and carbon sequestration. Our participants learned essential sustainable farm practices, connecting scientific theory to agricultural reality.
Photo Prompt 2 (Biochar/Farming):A close-up photo of Woxsen students handling biochar, working in the farm/garden, or a group shot in the field looking engaged.
Caption Idea:“Give your students a competitive edge! At ADC, they learn high-impact techniques like biochar application and water conservation, vital for tomorrow’s green economy. A successful partnership with Woxsen University. #SustainablePractices #FutureSkills”
🤝 Section 3: The ADC Advantage – Learn, Grow, & Have Fun!
The Perfect Setting for Learning & Fun!
The Woxsen learners had an invaluable educational experience, filled with practical learning and plenty of fun! The Active Discovery Campus offers a unique, fully equipped location designed specifically for high-engagement, memorable, sustainable workshops.
Do you want your University or College to participate in the Sustainable Practices Workshop? Reach us on WhatsApp at 9652222119
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Case Study 2: KG Farm Basic Workshop
Farm Basic Workshop KG
🌻 Little Farmers, Big Adventures! Exlpore the KG Farm Basic Workshop at Active Discovery Campus
We are thrilled to share the joy and discovery from our KG Farm Basic Workshop, where the magic of the farm came alive for our youngest learners! This program is specially designed to ignite curiosity, foster empathy, and provide hands-on fun for Kindergarten students.
Join us on a journey through a day of giggles, learning, and unforgettable farm memories!
🐾 Section 1: Furry Friends & Gentle Hands
Kindness & Cuddles: Feeding Our Farm Animals!
The absolute highlight for many of our little farmers was getting up close and personal with our friendly domestic animals! Guided by our caring instructors, the children learned how to gently feed and pet the animals, understanding the importance of kindness and care for living creatures. Their faces lit up with pure delight!
Headline:Creative Critters: Building Our Own Scary Crows!
Next up, it was time to get creative and a little bit silly! The children had a blast making their very own “Scary Crows” (friendly versions, of course!). This activity sparked their imagination, encouraged fine motor skills, and taught them about the important role scarecrows play in protecting our crops. Look at these masterpieces!
Caption Idea:“From imagination to the farm field! Our little artists proudly crafting their unique ‘Scary Crows.’ Who knew protecting crops could be so much fun? 🎨 #KidsCrafts #FarmFun”
🚂 Section 3: All Aboard the Farm Train!
Headline:Adventure Awaits: A Ride on the Farm Train!
“Choo-choo!” The excitement was palpable as our young explorers hopped aboard the Farm Train for a grand tour of the entire property! Whizzing past fields, orchards, and animal enclosures, they waved and pointed, soaking in all the sights and sounds of the bustling farm. It was an adventure they won’t soon forget!
Photo Prompt 3 (Farm Train):A photo of KG learners happily riding the farm train, waving, and looking excited as they travel through the farm.
Caption Idea:“All aboard for adventure! The Farm Train tour was a huge hit, giving our KG learners a fantastic overview of farm life and its many wonders. Pure joy on wheels! 🚂 #FarmTrain #KidsAdventure”
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🌱 Section 4: Nurturing Nature & Building Big Ideas!
Headline:Little Hands, Growing Green & Lego Fun!
Our budding farmers even had the chance to participate in essential farm tasks: learning about how water and manure help our crops grow strong and healthy. They got their hands a little dirty (the best kind of dirty!) and understood the cycle of nature.
And to top off an amazing day, imaginations soared with Lego Building Blocks! This encouraged problem-solving, teamwork, and creative expression, consolidating their learning in a playful way.
“From nurturing plants to building incredible structures! Our workshop combines vital lessons about nature with creative play, ensuring a well-rounded and engaging experience. 🌱🧱 #HandsOnLearning #EarlyEd”
✨ Inspire Your Students – Book Your Workshop Today! ✨
Witness the pure wonder and educational growth that a day at Active Discovery Campus can bring to your Kindergarten class. Our Farm Basic Workshop is more than just a field trip; it’s an immersive, joyful, and foundational learning experience.
Ready to plan an unforgettable adventure for your little learners?
Contact us today to book your school’s workshop!
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Case Study 3
Workshop Name: Nutrition Practices Workshop
Institution Name: Methodist Engineering College
“A display of student-prepared nutrition kits, featuring cucumber-infused detox water with basil seeds, antioxidant-rich hibiscus red tea, and nutrient-dense rainbow salads—all seasoned with natural honey and spices.”
Case Study: Farm-to-Fork Nutrition Workshop at Active Discovery Campus
Overview
Learners from Methodist Engineering recently traded their textbooks for garden tools and culinary kits during an immersive Nutrition Practices Workshop at the Active Discovery Campus. This program was designed to bridge the gap between nature and nutrition, showing students how to fuel their bodies using fresh, natural ingredients.
The Experience: From Farm to Plate
The workshop wasn’t just about theory; it was about action. The students engaged in a multi-step journey:
Foraging at the Farm: Students explored the Active Discovery Campus farm to identify and harvest various edible leaves and nuts.
Natural Preparation: Using their fresh harvest, students prepared a vibrant array of functional foods and beverages, including:
Therapeutic Teas: Red Tea and Blue Tea.
Hydration: Infused Detox Water (featuring cucumber and basil seeds).
Nutritious Meals: Rainbow Salad, Puri Salad, and traditional Kanji.
Enhancing Flavor Naturally: In place of processed sugars or artificial additives, learners used:
Honey for natural sweetness.
Sesame and Groundnut seeds for healthy fats and crunch.
Black Salt and Black Pepper to enhance digestion and taste.
Key Learning Outcomes
Ingredient Awareness: Understanding the medicinal and nutritional value of local flora.
Sustainable Living: Recognizing the importance of farm-fresh produce over processed alternatives.
Culinary Creativity: Learning that “healthy” food can be flavorful and visually appealing through natural seasoning.
“The workshop empowered our learners to see food not just as calories, but as medicine and energy sourced directly from the earth.”
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Case Study 4: The 2 Days Entrepreneurship Workshop
Case Study: From Concept to Commerce – The Entrepreneurship Journey at Active Discovery Campus
Introduction
In a dynamic two-day intensive workshop, learners from the Livelyhood Foundation & Stanley Engineering College transitioned from students to entrepreneurs at the Active Discovery Campus. This program was designed to instill a “founder’s mindset,” blending design thinking with the grit of real-world sales.
Day 1: The Blueprint for Success
The first day focused on the “Why” and “How” of business. Learners engaged in a series of strategic activities:
Creative Inspiration: Analyzing Shark Tank episodes to understand pitch mechanics and value propositions.
The Triple Threat: A deep dive into the intersection of Passion, Purpose, and Profit to ensure sustainable business ideas.
Business Design Thinking: Developing comprehensive business plans using design thinking principles to solve consumer problems.
Day 2: Production & The Marketplace
Theory met reality on Day 2 as learners entered the production phase.
Manufacturing: Learners took hands-on control of the Product Life Cycle, manufacturing two distinct items: Handmade Soaps and Flip-Flops.
End-to-End Ownership: Beyond just making the products, the teams managed the branding, specialized packaging, and inventory readiness.
The Field Challenge: To understand market diversity, learners traveled to both a rural village and the urban town of Vikarabad. This provided a rare opportunity to test pricing strategies and sales pitches across different demographic segments.
The Reflection: Pitching the Experience
The workshop concluded with a formal presentation session. Learners analyzed their sales data, discussed the challenges of “cold selling” in the streets, and shared insights on consumer behavior.
“Understanding the product life cycle—from the first drop of soap in the mold to the final sale in Vikarabad—was the best experience. It made business feel real, not just theoretical.” — Livelyhood Foundation Learner
