A sound mind in a sound body!
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School Sanitation and Hygiene ensures a healthy learning environment for children. It includes the provision of facilities that children need for sanitation, hand-washing and water supply and the support to children to develop skills, attitudes and knowledge on effective hygiene. At the same time, children can communicate their new behaviours and skills to their homes and communities and use it in future when they have become parents themselves. |
Implementing the right to sanitation is critical to positive outcomes in early childhood care, for young children and adolescents, especially girls. Providing those facilities at schools not only helps to meet that right, it also provides the most favorable setting to encourage behavior change in the school and in the community. Inadequate sanitation and water in schools jeopardize not only students' health but also their attendance. (UNICEF, Progress of Nations 1997, p. 13)
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School water sanitation
Personal Hygiene
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Sanext-m - For total water sanitation of the school.
Prevent water and food borne diseases.
Hepatitis A (jaundice), Diahorrea, Dysentry, Giardiasis, Gastroenteritis, Typhoid, food poisoning, Viral infections are water borne disease. Children are particularly vulnerable. Ensure that the water bottles and inner tubes are daily sterilized. Baby feeding bottles, nipples, teats, food containers, spoons should be sterilized daily. Boiling is the best method. A better way to do is use PRUGEL. That’s how millions of parents the world over does. Its simple, effective and safe.
Add a PRUGEL tablet to a bowl of water. Dip water bottles, food containers, spoons in solution for 10 minutes. Remove items from solution, shake off the excess water. Do not rinse again. Add water, milk or juice into the bottles. PRUGEL is food safe as the compound is approved by World Health Organisation. nadcc nadcc nadcc nadcc nadcc nadcc nadcc nadcc nadcc nadcc nadcc nadcc nadcc nadcc nadcc nadcc nadcc nadcc nadcc
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