Monday, December 01, 2014

Children's Day with a difference: Our exciting week in photos



Children's Day in India is celebrated on November 14th every year. 
This year  the celebrations had a new theme : Clean India -Clean Schools   

The Clean India Campaign was launched by Indian PM Mr Modi on Mahatma Gandhi's Birth Anniversary October 2nd. 
Cleanliness -A very basic lesson really. Something we all were taught in 1st Grade in School.
But as it happens with most basic things, when we grow up we tend to forget to practice them in real life. 



Mr Modi leads the way by cleaning the street
Day #1] The Cleanliness week was flagged off in the Municipal (inner city) schools of Mumbai by State Chief Minister of Maharashtra Mr Fadnavis on Children's Day

Maharashtra CM Devendra Fadnavis forth person from left in front row.
To bring about a change at home both the stakeholders-Parents and students should be involved


Day #2 ] CACR decided to be part of this movement by involving citizens, students and their parents in this program.

CACR member  talking to parents on Clean Food and Clean Water 


We started by creating short videos and poster videos that will be relayed in 480 schools via Virtual e-learning studios







 How can the Children's Day be complete without Fun and Games
students playing games on Handwashing



Posters Made by students on Children's Day 






Day #3] Health Talk with Doctors on Nutrition and Disease Prevention 
over 150 students and Parents participate in Health Q&A with Dr Richa 



Day #4]  Two Comic Plays on Cleanliness, Sanitation and Hygiene 



Scenes from the play on Cleanliness


Day #5] Students write open Letters to the Additional Municipal Commissioner on their views on Cleanliness 
Rishikesh writes about Cleanliness in his school and Locality 

Day #6] The Children Record messages for PM Modi in support of his mission Clean India 


End to an exciting week!

Members of child parliament take cleanliness Oath 






Scenes from the social street play

Cleanliness week Swachh Bharat
Newspaper article about our Cleanliness week  
+Richa Singh  is a team member of CACR , an education nonprofit startup working to improve education and health in corporation schools. 
Her twitter handle is @Richa_Doc

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