EVERY CHILD HAS THE RIGHT TO BE SAFE
- Ms Sunita D’Souza
St. Joseph’s High School,
Wadala,
5th Aug 2013
The two comperes of Std. III A
warmly welcomed everyone in the school hall for the morning assembly on 24th
July 2013. The backdrop held pictures of how we can all practise being safe in
school and at other places.
The assembly began with a skit which
depicted a classroom scene where the teacher witnessed situations in which
students could cause harm to others in the classroom. The message - do not
carry sharp objects, do not indulge in fights, play safely on the playground, do
not bully others nor push others. If these rules are practiced, we will be safe
and happy. A group of students then
recited a prayer placing everyone present in the hands of God, and sought His
blessings, to keep everyone safe in school and protect us from all danger and
harm.
In the power-point presentation
there was a wonderful poem on 'Safety Rules'. There were 5 basic rules for everyone to follow
and practise daily - Be Nice, Raise Your Hand And Speak, Keep Your Hands and
Feet To Yourself, Clean the Place, and Do Not Bully Others. This poem was sung
and depicted with examples to help remember these 5 'Safety Rules' always.
The students of Std. III A had a
special surprise for all the class teachers of the Primary Section. A chart
with 'Rules' was handed to every class teacher for display on the flannel
boards in their classrooms. Fr. Bernard (Principal) then addressed the
students. He was amazed at the wonderful presentation of the students and
thanked and congratulated them and their class teacher. He was happy with the manner in which they
enlightened us with 'safety tips' which were practical and easy to remember..
The winners of the Friday activity – Frog Race (Std. I & II) and Picture
coloring competition (Std. III & IV) – were then awarded their certificates
by Fr. Principal.
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