Follow up for Rock Garden
As a Rover and a trainee of Paro College of Education (PCE), my motivation comes from a strong desire to serve others, develop my leadership abilities, and make a positive contribution to society. Through Scouting and my teacher training journey, I am inspired to become a responsible, compassionate, and dedicated individual who leads by example. I believe in the values of service, teamwork, discipline, and lifelong learning, and I aim to put these values into practice by supporting others, sharing knowledge, and actively contributing to my community.
The rock garden was initially built by our seniors, but it had become overgrown with weeds, and many flowers had died. To restore it, 20 of us volunteered to remove weeds, plant new flowers, and extend the garden, demonstrating teamwork and responsibility in maintaining our shared environment.
The project restored the beauty of the rock garden and created a cleaner, greener, and more welcoming environment. It also strengthened teamwork, community responsibility, and our commitment to sustaining the efforts of our seniors.
Regular follow-up and maintenance are essential to ensure that the work already undertaken is sustained. The garden needs to be maintained and updated at least twice a month through activities such as watering, weeding, planting, and general cleaning. Consistent care will help keep the garden healthy, attractive, and productive while ensuring that the efforts made are not wasted.
