The book Green School from Pineapple Peels was born from a simple belief: meaningful change often begins with things that have long been considered small, insignificant, or even worthless.
In Sungai Kakap, that seemingly insignificant thing is pineapple peel. Something usually left to pile up behind kitchens, discarded into drainage canals, or burned alongside dried leaves in the late afternoon. It is from this overlooked material that the story of this book begins.
Yet this book is not simply about pineapple peels. It tells the story of how a school learns to see its own environment through a new lens. It is about teachers who are willing to become learners once again. About students who discover that science has smells, tastes, moments of waiting, and meaningful connections to the world just beyond their doorsteps.
Above all, it is about the belief that environmental education cannot be taught through lessons alone; it must be experienced.
Book Details
Title: Green School from Pineapple Peels Original Title: Sekolah Hijau dari Kulit Nanas
Authors:
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Amelia Putri Wardani
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Anisa
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Melania Nadia
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Hilmi Maghfirah
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Jemon
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Felya Cristie
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Novelia Alista
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Aulinvia
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Naila Salsabila
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Elpina
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Manda Liyana Zakiah
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Canda Mitha
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Nawawi