New youth series turns climate lessons into everyday action

Environment
19 Sep 2026 • 12:04 AM MYT
The Manila Times
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New youth series turns climate lessons into everyday action

Everyday habits, from leaving appliances plugged in to letting faucets run unnecessarily, can affect the environment more than young people may realize. Knowledge Channel’s newest educational series, “Enna You Know!,” helps students understand these concerns and discover simple ways to care for the planet.

The four-episode series premiered Wednesday, Sept. 16, on DepEd TV, powered by Knowledge Channel. It follows curious teenager Enna (Zavinna Badena) as she encounters environmental concerns at home and in her community.

To find answers, Enna turns to her older brother Geo (Benedix Ramos), a field-based environmental scientist who explains the science behind each situation and offers practical solutions. Through the siblings’ conversations and experiences, young viewers are encouraged to make eco-friendly practices part of their everyday lives.

Designed for students in Grades 9 and 10, “Enna You Know!” tackles energy conservation, environmental sustainability and climate action in an engaging and relatable way.

The series was developed by Knowledge Channel Foundation Inc. (KCFI), together with Schneider Electric Foundation, Schneider Electric Philippines, Makesense Asia and the Department of Education (DepEd). It is part of “Project Shaping Energy,” an initiative that promotes energy literacy and sustainability education in public high schools.

KCFI Vice President Edric Calma said educational programs such as “Enna You Know!” can help generations of students better understand science and develop greater concern for the environment.

“Investing in education, such as producing these video lessons, is meaningful and sustainable. Every year, these videos will help many children learn science properly and develop a love for the environment,” he said.

During the program’s launch, KCFI and its partners also turned over educational materials containing all four episodes to science teachers from the DepEd Schools Division Office of Rizal.

“Enna You Know!” airs every Wednesday, Thursday and Sunday during the Grades 9 and 10 block at 4 p.m., with replays at 10:40 p.m., on DepEd TV, powered by Knowledge Channel.

DepEd TV is available nationwide on digital free television through BEAM Channel 31 and SBN Channel 21; direct-to-home satellite through Cignal, GSat and SatLite; and cable through SkyCable, SkyTV and member operators of the Philippine Cable and Telecommunications Association.

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