How does a green campus benefit students?

A sustainable school doesn’t just protect the environment—it also improves students’ health and learning experience. St. Thomas School was built with non-toxic materials, fresh air ventilation, and natural lighting, all of which create a healthier space. Studies show that good air quality and natural light improve concentration, reduce stress, and boost academic performance. The school’s outdoor learning spaces, gardens, and energy-efficient classrooms encourage hands-on learning, making education more interactive and engaging. Students also take part in eco-friendly activities like gardening, composting, and recycling programs, which teach them responsibility and teamwork. A green campus helps students develop better focus, stronger problem-solving skills, and a lifelong commitment to sustainability, preparing them for a successful future.