Earth Day 2026 at Nido was a meaningful day of learning, reflection, and action in celebration of our planet.
As a school that embraces a nature-based learning approach from the Early Years, this day holds particular significance for our community and highlights the deep connection our students develop with the natural world.

Across campus, students, teachers, and parents showed their commitment by wearing green or Earth-inspired clothing—a simple but powerful symbol of our collective responsibility.

The Nido Eco Fair brought together more than 40 local, eco-friendly vendors, offering everything from recycled clothing to everyday sustainable products. The fair also featured Evol Energy, which presented the solar panel project it will develop at Nido. Student initiatives were a highlight: Grade 1 students showcased and sold their water conservation calendars, the Beekeeping Club offered honey jars, and Grade 2 students put on a creative fashion show using items from the lost & found.

Members of our community also participated in a Learning Walk through the Nido Hills, where parents and staff explored our outdoor classroom, beekeeping program, and native plants projects. Another group contributed to campus sustainability by planting native, low-water-use plants at the Nest, beautifying the space, and supporting ongoing water conservation efforts.
In addition, Nido hosted its Second Changemakers Summit at the Mapocho River and Grade 1 and Grade 2 Celebrations of Learning.

Together, these experiences reflected Nido’s commitment to connecting sustainability with learning and taking purposeful action for a better tomorrow.