Five tasks related to cleanliness that the students must undertake
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HAND-WASHING IS A MUST
Hand washing is an integral aspect of good hygiene. To eliminate contracting germs after playing outside or when in close contact with animals or someone who might be ill, it is essential to teach kids to wash their hands thoroughly and scrubbing their hands with antiseptic cleansers, especially after using the washroom.
ORAL HYGIENE
Proper brushing and flossing is a learned skill that can only be improved by practice. This type of oral hygiene needs to be instilled in students at an early age.
HANDKERCHIEF IS THEIR BEST FRIEND
A handkerchief should be a child's best friend. Children should be taught to cover their mouth and face, using either a handkerchief or a tissue, while coughing and/or sneezing.
KEEPING TOYS IN THE PLAYROOM GERM-FREE
A child's favourite stuffed toy or blanket may carry germs. Make sure it is washed with other toys regularly.
CLEANING OF CLASSROOM FURNITURE
Regular cleaning of classroom furniture will ensure a bug-free learning and teaching environment. Classrooms must be vacuumed and mopped every day.
FOOT HYGIENE
Sweaty feet, also known as athlete's foot, can cause fungal infection. Kids should use cotton-lined socks instead of synthetic fibers along with leather and canvas shoes, to allow feet to breathe.
Hand washing is an integral aspect of good hygiene. To eliminate contracting germs after playing outside or when in close contact with animals or someone who might be ill, it is essential to teach kids to wash their hands thoroughly and scrubbing their hands with antiseptic cleansers, especially after using the washroom.
ORAL HYGIENE
Proper brushing and flossing is a learned skill that can only be improved by practice. This type of oral hygiene needs to be instilled in students at an early age.
HANDKERCHIEF IS THEIR BEST FRIEND
A handkerchief should be a child's best friend. Children should be taught to cover their mouth and face, using either a handkerchief or a tissue, while coughing and/or sneezing.
KEEPING TOYS IN THE PLAYROOM GERM-FREE
A child's favourite stuffed toy or blanket may carry germs. Make sure it is washed with other toys regularly.
CLEANING OF CLASSROOM FURNITURE
Regular cleaning of classroom furniture will ensure a bug-free learning and teaching environment. Classrooms must be vacuumed and mopped every day.
FOOT HYGIENE
Sweaty feet, also known as athlete's foot, can cause fungal infection. Kids should use cotton-lined socks instead of synthetic fibers along with leather and canvas shoes, to allow feet to breathe.
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