1. *Develops Responsibility*: Children learn to eat properly and pack back wrappers, skins, peels, and shells into their tiffin boxes. 2. *Promotes Cleanliness*: Students learn to keep their classroom surroundings clean. 3. *Good Habits*: Children develop habits to dispose of waste properly, even while travelling or at a picnic spot. 4. *Less Workload*: Reduces workload …
1. *Develops Responsibility*: Children learn to eat properly and pack back wrappers, skins, peels, and shells into their tiffin boxes.
2. *Promotes Cleanliness*: Students learn to keep their classroom surroundings clean.
3. *Good Habits*: Children develop habits to dispose of waste properly, even while travelling or at a picnic spot.
4. *Less Workload*: Reduces workload for school helpers in segregating waste.
5. *Less Garbage Disposal*: Encourages children to take back their own waste.
6. *No Leaks*: Prevents spills and leaks from liquid waste.
7. *No Bad Odours*: Avoids unpleasant odour from uncleaned dustbins.
8. *Pest Control*: Keeps insects and pests out of the classroom.
9. *Healthy Environment*: Maintains a safe, clean, and healthy environment.
10. *Lead by Example*: Let’s learn and teach others to keep our surroundings clean!
By adopting these habits, we can create a cleaner, healthier, and more responsible community!
Elsa Carvalho e Vas
Headmistress
Trinity School, Curtorim, Salcete, Goa.
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