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Swachata Pakhwada  - A cleanliness drive by Trinity Central school students at KSRTC bust Stop, Udupi.

"Stay neat! Choose to clean every day for better health and happiness"

Udupi, September, 2024: As per the directive of the government of India, September 1st to 15th has been dedicated for cleanliness, sanitation and hygiene drive in order to promote awareness towards Garbage Free India. Under this directive, our school enthusiastically organized various activities for the realisation of the programme.

On 2nd September, a Swachhata Shapath ceremony was organized in accordance with the suggested action plan for Swachhata Pakhwada (1st – 15th September) wherein a pledge was taken by all the members incorporated in the school. The oath was to commit time towards cleanliness and initiate the quest for cleanliness among the students. The whole message was in action for anticipating cleanliness and hygiene.

During the campaign a paper was presented during school parliament on the topic of maintenance of cleanliness in the school campus and surroundings.

A seminar on ’save water, save life’ by eminent environmentalist Mr.Joseph M Rebello was also held as part of Swachata Pakhwada campaign.The resource person highlighted about conservation of water by rain harvesting along with various illustrations.

Community outreach day - our school students, staff participated in a  cleaning drive program along with the Parent teacher association at KSRTC bus stop, Udupi. All the members of PTA as well as newly appointed president of Udupi municipal council Mr Prabhakar Poojary, vice- president Mrs Rajani Hebbar and other members of municipal council, along with principal Fr.Dominic Sunil Lobo, vice principal  Fr.Ravi Rajesh Serrao and teachers of grade 9 actively participated in cleaning drive. The surroundings were cleansed and an order was restored in the vicinity. Indeed the  ‘Cleaning Mission’ in public area inspired all the students  as they enthusiastically participated in the cleaning drive program by raising slogans  as well as holding the placards. More than 100 students participated in the campaign.