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Environmental Awards

Chris Hani Regional Awards held at Whittlesea Multi-Purpose Centre brought together 21 primary schools and 6 high schools from across the district.
This year’s competition placed a strong emphasis on innovation, environmental stewardship and the role of young people in creating a sustainable future.
The high school theme was “Harnessing Modern Technology for Environmental Protection: The Role of AI, GIS and Conservation Innovation,” while primary schools competed under the theme “A Green and Smart Generation for a Better Future.”
Among the key stakeholders who graced the ceremony were DEDEAT, the Department of Education; Agriculture, Forestry , Fisheries and the Environment; Eastern Cape Parks and Tourism Agency; Metropolitan and Standard Bank.
Learners demonstrated impressive creativity and commitment through projects and ideas aimed at addressing environmental challenges through technology, conservation and community action. Their participation highlighted the important role that young people can play in protecting the environment and building sustainable communities.
High School Results
1st Place: AM Mzantsi High School– Sakhisizwe Local Municipality
2nd Place: Nompumelelo High School– Enoch Mgijima Local Municipality
3rd Place: Sixishe High School – Enoch Mgijima Local Municipality
4th Place: Rainbow Preparatory Academy – Vuyisile Mini Local Municipality
Primary School Results
1st Place: BB Mdledle Primary School– Sakhisizwe Local Municipality
2nd Place: Thornvale Primary School – Enoch Mgijima Local Municipality
3rd Place: Step Ahead Primary School – Vuyisile Mini Local Municipality
4th Place: Jongimishini Primary School – Vuyisile Mini Local Municipality
The Chris Hani District Municipality congratulates all participating schools, learners, educators and partners for their outstanding commitment and contribution to environmental awareness and innovation.
“Greener and more sustainable future starts with empowering young people to become environmental champions today”.