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Report on Beti Bachao Beti Padhao
Beti Bachao Beti Padhao
Principal Asha Rani planted the saplings on the occasion of the celebration of Beti Bachao Beti Padhao. Some parents’ of the students also participated in the same. Students were sensitized about the relevance of a girl child. They pledged to honor the girl child and contribute towards the education of the girl child.
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Drug Abuse Report
DRUG ABUSE REPORT
UNDERSTANDING DRUG ABUSE
Whenever someone takes a drug for reasons other than its intended use, it is considered substance abuse.
Adolescence is a time for experimentation for many youngsters, and this can lead them to engage in risky behaviors. Binge drinking, prescription drug abuse, and recreational drug use are all common problems on school and college campuses.
Teenage Drug Abuse and Addiction
Teens who abuse drugs may have a greater risk of developing an addiction when they are adults.It’s important to know the difference between drug abuse and addiction. Many teens experiment with drugs, but aren’t addicted.
Teen drug abuse can have long-term cognitive and behavioral effects since the teenage brain is still developing.Recognition and prevention of drug use can end an emerging problem before it starts. Setting a good example and having talks about drug use are strong tools for teenage substance abuse prevention.
Teen Drug Experimentation
Half of all new drug users are under the age of 18. Experimentation plays the biggest role in teenage drug use. However, experimentation is a fact of life and just because a teen has tried drugs or alcohol doesn’t mean they will become an addict. It’s more important to understand why some teens are tempted to experiment.
Common reasons teens abuse drugs include:
- Curiosity
- Peer pressure
- Stress
- Emotional struggles
- A desire to escape
The majority of adults with an addiction first experimented with drugs before they turned 21. The good news is that the rates of teenage drug abuse have been declining. If you think your teen is using drugs, there are teen addiction treatment options available.
Signs of Teen Drug Abuse
There are many signs that a teen is using drugs. It can be difficult to tell the difference between the pangs of adolescence and actual drug use, but parents can be proactive in talking to their teen to find out what’s going on.
Some common signs of teen drug abuse include:
- Bad grades
- Bloodshot eyes
- Laughing for no reason
- Loss of interest in activities
- Poor hygiene
- Diminished personal appearance
- Avoiding eye contact
- Frequent hunger or “munchies”
- Smell of smoke on breath or clothes
- Secretive behavior
- Unusual tiredness
- Missing curfew
It’s up to parents to initiate a conversation with their children if they suspect drug use. One in five parents who suspect their teen is using drugs do not intervene to prevent further drug use.
The best way to get a teen to communicate about their drug use is by asking compassionate and understanding questions.
Parents can ask straightforward questions when said in the right tone. Simply asking, “Have you been using drugs or alcohol?” or “Has anyone offered you drugs recently?” can be enough to get the conversation started.
Responding to a teen’s admittance or denial of drug use in the right away is just as important as asking the right questions.
Activities Done in School Regarding Awareness Towards Drug Abuse Are As Followings with Photographs:
- Seminars
- Group Decisions Sessions
- Rallies
- Theater Acts
- Nukkar Natak
- Poster Making Competitions
- Slogan Writing Competitions
School is under MID-Day Meal Scheme.
MID-DAY MEAL PROGRAMME
Mid Day Meal is being prepared and served to all the students of Primary and Upper-Primary Classes daily since July 2013 in our school. MDM prepared is also sent to 3 other school in sector 45 by our kitchen since 23/01/2017.
Food is being prepared in most hygienic conditions in Mid Day Meal Kitchens. Food is served hot & fresh. It is highly nutritious and being prepared according to the norms set up by the department.
Kitchen garden is also maintained in the school premises. Care is being taken by the Mid Day Meal staff for best of hygiene during the preparation and serving of the meals. Workers make proper use of gloves, aprons & head covers.
Pupils relish the hot and fresh food a lot. Student strength has also increased a lot since then in all the schools.
Staff engaged
- Organiser : Mr. Jagdish Bhandari
- Teacher Incharges : Mrs. Sukhbir Kaur, Mrs. Goonj
- Maintenance Incharges : Mrs. Sukhbir
- Cooks cum Helpers : 19
- Students served : 810 (GMSSS-44/B)+804 (GMHS-45/C)+ 956
(GSSS-45/A)+ 1115 (GHS BURAIL) = 3685
Menu
- Monday : Mah-Chana Dal/Dal Ghiya & Rice + Chapati
- Tuesday : Rajmah & Rice+ Chapati
- Wednesday : Black Chana/White Chana + Rice + Chapati
- Thursday : Karhi Pakora & Rice
- Friday : Nutri Aloo Matar + Rice + Daliya
- Saturday : Sambhar & Rice
School “PEACE CLUB”
PEACE CLUB
Peace Club Incharge : Mrs. Anjana Kapila
Activities covered given below:
- Slogan Writing Competition.
- Essay Writing Competition.
- Poster Making Competition.
- Paper Reading Competition.
- Poem Recitation Competition.
- Skit by Students
- Calligraphy Competition.
Peace Garden is also being maintained in the school premises.
School NSS Club
NSS CLUB
NSS CLUB INCHARGE: MRS. ANJALI
NATIONAL SERVICE SCHEME (N.S.S)
National Service Scheme (N.S.S) of 44 model is active since last 11 Years under the leadership of Programme Officer Mrs. Anjali with enrolled 100 Volunteers. The team of NSS lives upto their Motto “Not Me But You”
They are active all through the year and their participation in “Swachh Bharat Abhiyan” is laudable. They not only keep the school clean but also help in keeping the whole sector clean and tidy. They also strive to keep their adopted village “Burail” clean.
Volunteers spread the awareness about social evils by presenting Nukkad Nataks, Poems, Stories and Dramas etc.
NSS Volunteers also take part in Camps organized in the school from time to time. They pledge to give the self less service to the society.
Volunteers provide their selfless service to polio drives, Mid Day Meal and Traffic drives
3 One Day Camps
And one Special Camp from 15th December 2018 to 21st December 2018.
ACTIVITIES UNDER NSS (2019)
- NSS Volunteers took part in state Level 5 Day Youth Leadership and Personality Development Training Programme at GMSSS-23/A, Chandigarh from 27th June 2019 to 1st July 2019 by State NSS Cell.
- Celebrated 5th International Yoga Day on 21st June 2019
- Took pledge and Poster making Competition on “No Tobacco Day”
- Cleanliness drive at School Campus.
- Took pledge for Lok Sabha Elections.
- Pledge and Lecture on Dengue Prevention in School.
- Training Programme for NSS Volunteers.
- NSS Volunteers spread awareness regarding Lok Sabha Elections 2019 through the means of Jaago, Plays and Slogans.
- Cleanliness of School Premises.
- Painting of Pots.
- Cleanliness drive around the school boundary wall.
- Awareness among students and their neighbors about cleanliness.
- Save Girl Child and Shiksha Sabka Adhikar Hai.
- Through Posters lecturers and Plays etc.
- Road Safety Awareness campaign
School Health Club
HEALTH CLUB
- Lectures on health and hygiene in the Morning Assembly for students & Parents are also aware about this
- Dietician from Sector-19 dispensary. Medical checkup of each and every child by the Doctors of Sector-19 dispensary
- Students are asked told to wash hands before and after meals.
- Students are made aware about the Dengue, E-bola, Malaria & T.B
LIST OF MEDICINES
- Iron & Folic Acid for Classes 6th to 12th Every Monday (42 Tablets)
- Albendazole for all 1st to 12th one tablet for one child in Six Months.
- Iron syrup for 1st to 5th classes one spoon daily (One Bottle) for one month.
School Eco Club
ECO CLUB
Activities-2019
- Celebrate important days for e.g. Environment Day, Earth Day, Water Day, etc.
- Each one can plant one to save the environment.
- Rallies – Save Environment, Poem Recitation & Declamation.
- Quiz, Declamation, Painting, and Poster Making competition.
- No Crackers & No Pollution.
- Maintenance of Herbal Garden
Department of Environment provides the grant from time to time to celebrate the important days to create awareness among the students to save our environment hence forth to love and protect our mother Earth.
Dharti Paryavaran Club
Activities Dharti Paryavaran Club-2019
The Eco Club of the school has initiated a ‘Go Green Campaign’
Eco Club Incharge: Ms. Amandeep Kaur
Around 60 Students of the school are active members of the club. The club aims to sensitize the students about the ‘Mother Earth’ The members Celebrate the various days with great enthusiasm.
Various activities undertaken are:-
- Rallies to make our Neighbourhood aware about the Mother Earth.
- Quizes, Declamations, Debates, Speeches are held to celebrate the occasions.
- Anti Cracker Campaign is worth mentioning when the students pledge to shun the use of Crackers and take out rallies with full enthusiasm to spread the awareness in Sector-44, Chandigarh
Cultural Club
CULTURAL CLUB
ACTIVITIES UNDER CULTURAL CLUB-2019
Students are encouraged to show their talent in this club. Various days are celebrated in the morning Assembly like Diwali, Dussehra, Children’s Day, Teacher’s Day, Gandhi Jyanti, Guru Nanak Dev Ji birthday, National Unity and many more.
- Students perform Folk Dances & Songs on special days and events.
- Poems related to the Day, Fancy Dress by Tiny Tots.
- Celebrates Teej – ‘Festival of Swings”
- Baisakhi Celebration with Giddha and Bhangra
- Diya making, Candle decoration and Rangoli competition on the occasion of Diwali.
- Lohri Celebration.
- Mehendi Competition on the occassion of Karwa Chauth.
- Celebrates Christmas with card making and poster making competition.