Mahatma Gandhi’s Birth Day |
Mahatma Gandhi’s Birth DaySEVAI Shanthi Matric Higher Secondary School celebrates Mahatma
Gandhi’s Birth Day as -Clean India Day. SEVAI Shanthi Matriculation
Higher Secondary School celebrated
Mahatma Gandhi's birthday on October 2nd 2017. Gandhi’s birthday
events include the showing of films and book readings on Mahatma Gandhi's life
and achievements. Mahatma Gandhi, also known as Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi, was
born on October 2, 1869, and died on January 30, 1948. He was a political and
spiritual leader in India and played a key role in the Indian independence
movement. Gandhi developed the novel technique of non-violent agitation, which
he called "Satyagraha", loosely translated as "moral
domination". The cleanliness is important in our life as well as for the
nation. It is well known that the Mahatma Gandhi personally took the effort to
achieve the change that he wanted to see. Teachers’ and students’ role is very
important to create awareness on cleanliness. In today’s world the role of
social media is important to create awareness among the people and inculcate a
feeling of nationality among them. Cleanliness is not only the responsibility
of the sanitation worker. It is
the responsibility of all Indians. It is the responsibility of the Government
officers, NGOs, Schools and the local community to make India completely clean.
It’s a need of the present; all the people should actively participate to clean
India to fulfill the dream of Mahatma Gandhi for the protection of the
environment, for our safety, and for a healthy future. When he
inspected a model school, he told the teachers: “You will make your institution
ideal, if besides giving the students literary education, you have made cooks
and sweepers of them."Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched the
Swachh Bharat- drive recently. Taking this initiative a step ahead, students of
SEVAI Shanthi Matriculation Higher Secondary School in Trichirapalli District
have taken the initiative beyond classrooms. Schools are encouraging hygiene
and sanitation related activities as they are asking students to ensure that
the vicinity around their residence is kept clean. Students
of SEVAI Shanthi
Matriculation Higher Secondary School were enthusiastic after they cleaned
their schools and were eager to step out to ensure the villages around them are
also maintained clean. The School teachers explained about the need to keep the
surrounding clean, and to create awareness outside the school as well. The
students were taught about the need to maintain basic hygiene and sanitation, and
also to understand the adverse health effects of filth lying around. Hence the
Principal Mrs.Chitra Balasubramanian explained the students the impact and the
need to maintain a healthy environment. The toilet facilities SEVAI
Shanthi Matriculation Higher Secondary School have enhanced the
sanitation standards in schools leading to better health and hygiene among the
children. Enrolment and retention of children in schools, particularly of
girls, is also expected to increase significantly.
Teachers feel that if students are taught about the need to maintain basic
sanitation and cleanliness in all aspects,
then they will also ensure that
these are maintained at home. Thus, making it easier for the society to spread
the message of clean and beautiful villages.SEVAI Shanthi Matriculation Higher
Secondary School provides adequate number of toilets, filling up of
gaps in provision of sufficient number of toilets, rehabilitation of existing
toilets and drinking water system in school, regular repair of toilets and
drinking water system in school is the school sanitation plan. The school
ensures adequate, Water, Sanitation, Hand washing with soap, Operations &
Maintenance, Behaviour change & capacity building. Teachers are to hold
sensitization meeting with parents on cleanliness and sanitation. and they
inspect sanitary facilities in every toilet both for boys and girls and plan
for repairs and up keep. SEVAI
Shanthi Matriculation Higher Secondary School has undertaken sanitation
activities such as Cleanliness drive in the Schools ,Premises, toilets etc.,
Displaying banners and slogan writing on cleanliness, Other cultural programmes
on clean India, Weeding out old files, removal and repair of broken furniture,
equipments etc and Awareness creation to school children through audio-visual
programmes which results in Improvement
in health & hygiene practices of children, their families & communities,
Inclusion of health & hygiene in the extracurricular activities and
teaching methods. Hygiene in schools also supports school nutrition. Healthy
and well nourished children can fully participate in school and get the most
from the education and Behavioral changes in hygiene and the school is one of
the most important contributory units where from the issues of hygiene and
sanitation would emanate to achieve the goals of ‘Clean India’ campaign.-Kris
Flower tribute for Gandhiji image by SSMHSS. |
Village Road Cleaning by School workers |
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