Jeonnam Office of Education Holds 'ESG Festival'... Building a Sustainable Educational Ecosystem

Students, Faculty, Parents, and the Local Community Experience ESG Values
Village Education Community Activities and Reading Quiz Held

The Jeonnam Provincial Office of Education has taken active steps to spread the values of Environmental, Social, and Transparent Management (ESG) throughout schools.

The Provincial Office of Education announced on November 12 that it participated in the '2025 Jeonnam ESG Festival' held around Namak Central Park in Muan. Through this event, it laid the foundation for creating a sustainable educational ecosystem involving students, faculty, parents, and the local community.

The Jeonnam Provincial Office of Education participated in the "2025 Jeonnam ESG Festival" held around Namak Central Park. Provided by Jeonnam Provincial Office of Education

This 'ESG Festival' was organized to establish the values of environmental responsibility, social contribution, and transparent, accountable school culture within the educational field. The event featured a variety of programs, including hands-on experience booths run by the village education community, performances and exhibitions by local arts organizations and institutions, and the 'ESG Reading Scholarship Quiz' in which students participated.

An official from the Provincial Office of Education stated, "Through this event, we confirmed that practice-oriented ESG education, in collaboration with the local community, is taking root in schools."

Parents who participated in the event shared their impressions, saying, "It was a meaningful time for our children to create and experience things themselves, learning the importance of the environment."

Superintendent Kim Daejung emphasized, "ESG practices involving students, faculty, parents, and the local community are an important first step for our children's future. Jeonnam education will continue to lead the spread of ESG values and work together with schools and the community to create a sustainable educational environment."