Assessing environmental quality around the school and dormitory is essential for safeguarding students’ health, wellbeing, and learning conditions. The evaluation considers several factors that directly influence everyday life.

First, air quality is a key area of focus. Observations around the school can indicate the level of traffic-related air pollution and the proportion of green spaces. Trees and shrubs help improve air cleanliness, reduce dust, and contribute to better oxygen levels.

Noise pollution is another important factor. Noise from nearby roads, parking areas, or industrial facilities can disturb lessons and affect the rest of students living in the dormitory. Measuring noise levels helps determine how suitable the environment is for learning and relaxation.

Soil conditions and overall cleanliness are also part of the assessment. Waste disposal practices, the availability of selective waste collection, and the general tidiness of the surroundings reflect the level of environmental awareness. A clean environment supports students’ wellbeing and encourages a sense of responsibility.

The condition of green areas deserves particular attention. Parks, school yards, and sports fields provide not only aesthetic value but also opportunities for active leisure and mental restoration.

Overall, measuring environmental quality around the school and dormitory helps identify strengths and areas for improvement. The results support the creation of a healthier, more liveable, and more environmentally conscious school environment.