HAVE YOU EVER thought of turning your school into an environmental oasis?
Organised by the British Council, My INTEGER School design competition - which allows students and teachers to work together to map out their ideal study environment - has entered the final stage of the judging process.
Seven out of 65 teams were short listed for the final interview last week.
Though the competition coincided with the Sars outbreak, producer Maranda Chan said she was impressed after receiving 65 quality models and proposals.
'Their proposals are creative and the models are detailed,' Ms Chan added. 'Students learned how to communicate and work with others from this project.'
'Integer', which means intelligent and green, is a concept developed in the United Kingdom to challenge traditional housing designs and construction. It aims at providing practical solutions for future energy-efficient, sustainable homes.