aileen adhyahannisa putri

Last Wednesday morning, my class was sent out for this assignment. Assigned to take photos of objects that are not nice to look at, and remember everyone we meet from class to outside and talk to everyone. We left the classroom after taking the English test. Yesterday, after I finished doing my test, Ester and Davina left the classroom to go looking for a place/object that suited our eyes. On the way to take photos we met Cintya and Ayud who were waiting for us in the canteen. Then on the way to take photos we met automotive children who were doing sports, met Mrs. Diah, Mrs. Puji, Mrs. Agus, Mr. Arif, Mr. Bagas, and class friends who were also looking for this place/object. And there are several that I photographed, namely, a hole in the roof pillar near the meeting room, cables scattered in the TM section, a ready-to-drink water tap that is no longer used/abandoned near the teacher's room, a chair with a hole just placed near the DKV class, and machine tools under the stairs...

 trash at my school WASTE is a very big problem, many students underestimate the problem of waste. Nowadays, trash is very easy to find everywhere, both in yards, streets, gutters and rivers. The most common waste is plastic waste, bottles, and food and drink packaging waste. one of them is leaf waste, leaf waste is organic waste. Organic waste is waste consisting of organic materials. The nature of organic waste is that it does not last long and decomposes quickly. Usually this type of waste comes from living creatures. What's more, rubbish causes serious problems when the rainy season arrives. Garbage thrown into gutters and rivers will cause clogged gutters.As a result, water will easily overflow onto the streets and cause flooding. Therefore, as humans we must maintain cleanliness around us. By throwing rubbish in the right place, whether it is small or large rubbish, it is also rubbish.