This document describes a safety awareness project organized by the Jusco School South Park (JSSP) safety team. The team conducted a pre-survey that found low awareness of safety practices among students, parents, and the community. They then organized a "Safety Mela" (fair) with various activities and demonstrations on topics like fire safety, road safety, and disaster management. External agencies helped conduct live demonstrations. A post-survey found awareness had increased significantly after the event. The school aims to make the Safety Mela an annual event to further promote safety.
3. THE JSSP SAFETY TEAM ………
PRINCIPAL - MRS SHOVNA DE
VICE PRINCIPAL - MRS MILI SINHA
SCHOOL COORDINATOR - MS K JAISHREE
TEACHERS – MR. GURPREET SINGH , MS DIPANNITA ,
MRS SOMA BANERJEE
STUDENTS - RAHUL SETHI, ASHUTOSH, ISHIT,
PRATIKSHA, SHIBA NAHEED, ARCHANA, NIKITA,
RASHMEET, ABHIRUP, ASHWAJIT
4. What we feel ………
The mounting causality rate in our serene Steel City of
Jamshedpur has triggered a serious concern at all levels !
Gone are the days when the morning newspapers boasted
about the glories and milestones of our city……but ….. it
now paints a totally horrifying picture with a string of
ACCIDENTS that happened the previous night !
What a way to start the day !
Piercing a little deeper into the facts and figures we
leave a sigh ….to say …. A little bit of alertness would have
saved the life !
5. LETS PICK IN TO
SOME SAFETY
RELATED
FACTS AND FIGURES
6. Maximum road accidents reported
in Steel City
RANCHI: Statistics available with the National
Crime Records Bureau (NCRB) shows that 41.8% of
the unnatural deaths occurring in the state are
linked to road accidents out of which Jamshedpur
and Dhanbad have reported the maximum .
7. ACCIDENTS RATE IN JHARKHAND
Killer roads in state claim 17 every day
Alok K N Mishra, TNN | Mar 3, 2013, 06.24AM IST
RANCHI: The newly-constructed highways and expressways
may give the impression that Jharkhand is developing fast
in terms of a proper road system and is well-connected too.
But so far as safety is concerned, one needs to think twice
before drawing any conclusion.
About 17 persons dying every day in various road
accidents in the state.
A total of 6261 persons lost their lives in 2012 due to road
accidents across the state. Traffic SPs conveniently put the
blame on lack of awareness about road safety behind
these rampant accidents.
12. What we feel ………
We discussed with our teachers, students and
also our parents to understand the cause of this
problem…
While we were trying to understand the
situation, we recalled a horrifying incident which
took the life of one of our most promising
student in a freak road accident… it was a loss
which can never be recovered ….we are now left
with only lingering memories and a blank place on
the second bench to the left where he used to sit
........ it so happened....
13. What we feel?
He had gone to attend the wedding of his uncle….
little did the family know that all the merriment
they had in the wedding party from which they
were returning would be his last!
He was a young bright and charming boy ,with all
the dreams for a bright future, fancying latest
gadgets, freaking on continental dishes , swaying
on the latest musical notes and a favourite of all his
friends and teachers . He left us all for the
heavenly abode when their car was severely hit by
another speeding car ! He breathed his last with a
fatal head injury leaving his parents and sister
unconsciously lying on the road , shattered !
14. What we feel?
No words & no deeds are powerful enough to
heal the wound of the shattered parents who
have lost their world in front of their own
eyes.
Why can’t we all become more responsible ?
Isn’t it time for all of us to wake up to this
call ?
15. THE TRIGGER
THIS INCIDENT TRIGGERED OUR FIRST STEP
TOWARDS THE CHANGE....A CHANGE WHICH IS
THE IMMEDIATE CALL OF OUR SOCIETY .....A
CALL OF HUMANITY
SAFETY AWARENESS
THE NEED OF THE HOUR
16. What we feel??
Safe Club members organized a meeting with Principal Maám and
teachers … a brainstorming session on how to curb down the rate of
the accidents. We decided to extend our concern to broader areas
of SAFETY in and outside home and school.
17. SERVICE BEGINS AT HOME
We started off .... SAFETY observation drive in our own
campus..... What we found ........many parents and teachers
driving without HELMET !
18. Parents in a hurry to drop their
students to school on time !
Parking in NO PARKING ZONE !
19. What we imagine??
“Safety is a state of mind. Accident is an
absence of mind.” We understood that
accident is a result of lack of awareness.
So, we decided to conduct a survey to
measure the level of awareness of our
students. Why only students ???
We decided to include parents and
community in this survey.
We came across a standard “SURAKSHA”
survey designed by SAFE, TATA Steel
which included very simple yet relevant
parameters in various areas of safety at
home like safety in kitchen…..
20. What we imagine??
We extended the questionnaire
by adding relevant questions on
road, food and electrical safety.
A special section on cyber safety
was added for senior students.
The survey was administered to
target population
• 300 parents and students
• 100 people from the
neighbourhood and shopkeepers
in the Bistupur market area.
21. Pre Survey results showing awareness
before the SAFETY MELA
47
Safety rules observance by Students- (SURAKSHA Pre Survey)
38
40 41
46
100
80
60
40
20
0
Cyber Safety Electrical Equipments Road Safety Food Safety Fire Safety
22. Pre Survey results showing awareness
before the SAFETY MELA
47
Safety rules observance by Parents - (SURAKSHA Pre Survey)
44 43
38
40 41
46
100
80
60
40
20
0
Kitchen Bathroom Living Room Electrical
Equipments
Road Safety Food Safety Fire Safety
23. Pre Survey results showing awareness
before the SAFETY MELA
Safety rules observance by Community - (SURAKSHA Pre Survey)
50
41
38
46
42
37
49
100
80
60
40
20
0
Kitchen Bathroom Living Room Electrical
Equipments
Road Safety Food Safety Fire Safety
24. What we imagine??
We understood there was a dire need of creating
safety awareness amongst the people .Many ideas came
to us like pamphlet distribution, signboard, talk show,
seminars, etc. But all these ideas were not appealing to
us. Our Principal Maám had attended a session on Cyber
Safety .She came up with an idea of organizing a
“Safety Mela” which would cover a wide area of safety
concerns. We all liked the idea as it would reach out to
students and parents in a very meaningful and
interesting way through charts, posters, audio- visuals ,
plays and most importantly live demonstration on
disaster management and mock evacuation drills .
28. What we did??
Preparation of Safety Mela
Three pronged approach for working
out the logistics.
3 teams created - Team A, B & C.
29. What we did??
Team A arranged for the Safety Posters and Slogans
for the various centres.
30. What we did??
The Safety Centres
• Railway Safety
• Disaster Management
• Gas Safety
• First Aid & CPR
• Fire Safety
• Food Safety
• Road Safety
• Cyber Safety
• Electrical Safety
• Water Safety
• Safety Quiz
• Safety Games
31. What we did??
Team B worked out the logistics and designed
a Route map of the safety mela.
32. What we did??
With the help of school authorities, Team C contacted
the External Agencies for Live Demonstrations on
• Road and Railway Safety Rules
• Rescue Operations using Flying Fox, Net Climbing ,
Parallel Rope etc
• Live Saving CPR demonstration
• Mock Fire fighting
• LPG Safety rules in Kitchen
• Cyber Safety
These agencies were now OUR PARTNERS in this
noble initiative .
33. OUR PARTNERS OF SAFETY MELA
Sl.No. Names Support
01. Mr. K. P. Sarkhel
Safety & Ergonomics Department Tata Steel
Fire Safety
demonstration,
Presentation on Disaster
Management
02. Mr. V. S. Labh Safety & Ergonomics
Department Tata Steel
Presentation on Road
Safety
03. Dr. Smita Gaikwad , Safety & Ergonomics
Department Tata Steel
CPR and First Aid
demonstration
04. Mr. Deepankar Banerjee & team , Tata Steel
Adventure Foundation
Net climbing and parallel
rope climbing
05. D. S.Mishra and team National Adventure
Foundation
Demonstration on
Rescue operation
06. Indian Railway department Presentation on Railway
Safety
07. Singh Indane Gas Agency LPG Gas domestic Safety
34. What we did??
Safety badges and pamphlets were designed
for distribution as a token of gift to
visitors. Invitations were sent to all parents
and students, various schools of
Jamshedpur and the neighbourhood
community and market area.
And finally we were ready and all set for
the D-day – Safety Mela.
58. Van drivers owe a lot of responsibility towards student’s safety……How
could we leave them behind……We arranged a special session for sensitizing
them towards the rules of Road Safety in Hindi ….
Everyone pledged for safety….
.
What we did??
64. Improvement Shown After the Mela
50
Improvement in Safety rules observance by community -
41
(SURAKSHA Post Survey)
38
46
42
37
49
75 73
79 78
75 76
85
100
80
60
40
20
0
Kitchen Bathroom Living Room Electrical
Equipments
Road Safety Food Safety Fire Safety
Pre Result Post Result
65. Improvement Shown After the Mela
Improvement in Safety rules observance by Students - (SURAKSHA
47
Post Survey)
38 40 41
46
85
73
79
73
82
100
80
60
40
20
0
Cyber Safety Electrical Equipments Road Safety Food Safety Fire Safety
Pre Result Post Result
66. Improvement Shown After the Mela
47
Improvement in Safety rules observance by Parents - (SURAKSHA
44 43
38 40 41
46
85
78 80
73
79
73
82
100
80
60
40
20
0
Kitchen Bathroom Living Room Electrical
Equipments
Road Safety Food Safety Fire Safety
Post Survey)
Pre Result Post Result
70. Recently , this burning topic of safety was aired on
STARPLUS …in Aamir’s Satyamev Jayate
71. STANDARDIZATION
As per the suggestion of our Managing
Trustee , we have decided to make the
SAFETY MELA an ANNUAL FEATURE of our
academic calendar ………..
.
72. How has the project changed us ??
Each one of us understood that …
I am the one who cares about
Safety of my own life…….
Safety of my family……..
Safety of all others around me …..
.