PUPS,Kaanai,Villupuram DT,"Do something for my school"
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Students at a school campus noticed that some students and trespassers were urinating on the corner walls of the school instead of using the toilets. The students discussed this issue with friends and escalated it to the Headmistress. A solution was proposed to cover the areas with coconut leaves, educate students on using the toilets, and execute the work under teacher supervision. The students then watered plants, used the toilets, and kept the campus clean and green, feeling proud to have contributed to their school in this way.
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PUPS,Kaanai,Villupuram DT,"Do something for my school"
- 1. Cleaning the school campus A project by K.Janani PUPS,Kanai
- 4. Students noticing some of their friends and trespassers are not using toilets for urinals; instead they are using the corner walls of the school campus.
- 5. Students discussing the issues with their friends.
- 6. Students escalating the issue to the Headmistress
- 7. They came out with the solution to cover the area with coconut leaves and educate the students to use toilets
- 9. Executing the work under the supervision of teachers
- 10. Students watering the plants ,using toilets and keeping the campus green.
- 11. We fell proud that we have done something to our school.
- 12. THANK YOU