May 6, 2025In celebration of Earth Day, students from over 115 Spring Education Group schools across the nation rolled up their sleeves and got hands-on with nature. This year’s festivities included the release of more than 100,000 ladybugs and butterflies, colorful art projects using recycled materials, planting and gardening events, local cleanups, and more!
At Spring Education Group, Earth Day is an opportunity for students to learn how small actions can lead to big change. Through fun and meaningful activities, they explore their role in protecting the Earth. We believe that it is never too early for a child to know the impact they can have on their communities and the world around them.
The standout activity this year was the ladybug release! In the days leading up to Earth Day, students discovered how ladybugs play a key role in keeping gardens and green spaces healthy by naturally controlling harmful insects. It’s just one of the many ways Spring Education Group schools nurture curiosity, respect for nature, and a lifelong commitment to caring for our planet.
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Earth Day Comes to Life at Spring Education Group ECE Schools
Published: May 6, 2025In celebration of Earth Day, students from over 115 Spring Education Group schools across the nation rolled up their sleeves and got hands-on with nature. This year’s festivities included the release of more than 100,000 ladybugs and butterflies, colorful art projects using recycled materials, planting and gardening events, local cleanups, and more!
At Spring Education Group, Earth Day is an opportunity for students to learn how small actions can lead to big change. Through fun and meaningful activities, they explore their role in protecting the Earth. We believe that it is never too early for a child to know the impact they can have on their communities and the world around them.
The standout activity this year was the ladybug release! In the days leading up to Earth Day, students discovered how ladybugs play a key role in keeping gardens and green spaces healthy by naturally controlling harmful insects. It’s just one of the many ways Spring Education Group schools nurture curiosity, respect for nature, and a lifelong commitment to caring for our planet.