5TH MAY, 2019
WORLD HAND HYGIENE DAY
"Hand hygiene is arguably our most important life skill. So teach it well and teach it often." - Michael J Blackburn
On the occasion of the World Hand Hygiene Day, an awareness session was conducted by Mrs. Mamata choudhary - Retd. Montessori Teacher to raise awareness about the importance of washing hands with soap in order to prevent diseases. Through live demonstration, children were taught the right technique of washing hands and the right time. Later on, they even drew what they learnt about the importance of hand hygiene. Sweets and candies were also distributed. It was indeed, a great learning activity for the kids. This initiative is another way of reaffirming our commitment to the society.
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