social service camp arranged by your school was a grand success the students from a neighbouring school want to know more about it prepare a report of about 150 words for them to be put up on the notice board
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A Social Service Camp with a Difference !
October 27 : Ideal English School , Kolhapur , recently conducted a week – long Social Service Camp in the school premises . This was to give a student's a first – hand acquaintance with the problems that beset our society and the possible ways of solving them . The support of local corporators , doctors and agencies such as the Rotary Club was solicited .
During the week from the 13 th to the 19 th , lectures were conducted on Adult Literacy , Rules of General Sanitation and Social Awareness . Blood tests , Eye checkups and General Fitness tests were also conducted.
The entire project was funded by prominent business houses of the town . The response to the Camp was tremendous . Altogether 1776 people attended some part of the Camp or the other . The involvement of the students of this school , the Principal , the teachers , clerical staff and peons was wholehearted .
The school became a hive of activity during this week . A booklet giving details of the Camp will be published in the first week of December .
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The Annual Social Service Camp was organized for the children of Gyanmata Adivasi Madhyamik Ashram Vidyalaya, Zari, Talasari from 25th to 27th July, 2019. The members of the PTA came together to extend their time, talents and resources to ensure that around 200 children (boys and girls) from Talasari went back with pleasant memories to cherish. Besides organizing a movie, boat ride and a magic show, arrangements were also made to take children to visit some landmarks in the city such as The Nehru Planetarium, Nehru Science Centre, Chowpatty and the Gateway of India.
On Friday, 26th July, 2019 the boys of class 9 spent time from 8.30 to 11.30 AM interacting with children. Besides organizing team games, game stalls and entertainment, Campionites also went a step further to build a connection with the visiting children by getting to know their background, lifestyles and hardships. To the Campionites it was a valuable experience as this mingling helped them empathise and come to grips with the harsh reality of over 80% children who study in rural schools.