There are some things that money can’t buy…like manners, morals and integrity.Manners are a sensitive awareness of the feelings of others.
If you have that awareness, you have good manners no matter what fork you use.On 25th of April we as a school celebrated etiquette day to educate kids about basic etiquette and manners.
It is vital for them to have good manners and etiquette, so they become a confident and respectable individual with strong social and communication skills
Both in and outside the classroom, students can certainly benefit from having good manners. “Learning good manners is better than seeking knowledge” – Imam Maalik. A perfectly mannered child (or adult for that matter) is probably a mythical creature. Its human to make mistakes while interacting with others, and it is important to use those times as teachable moments for children.
LKG and UKG teachers took an initiative to guide the students on cleanliness as it as one of the important principles of hygiene. Teaching young students about personal hygiene helps keep their bodies clean and better protected from illness.
KG teachers demonstrated to the students the right way of washing the hands, coughing, sneezing, eating, brushing, greeting etc. Overall the session went well. The principal Ms. Anita Sadanand appreciated the initiative that was taken by the KG teachers and complimented them for the same.