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Road Safety Week observedat Shishu Niketan Model Sr Sec School, Sector 22-D, Chandigarh

Road Safety Week was observed by the kindergarten wing in the school. The week-long ode to safety unfolded under the resplendent theme of “Be a road safety hero”, resonating through the hearts and minds of students. The week aimed at...

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Updated At : 03:01 PM Feb 29, 2024 IST

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Road Safety Week was observed by the kindergarten wing in the school. The week-long ode to safety unfolded under the resplendent theme of “Be a road safety hero”, resonating through the hearts and minds of students. The week aimed at raising awareness about road safety and reduce road accidents through various activities and campaigns. Mock drills were conducted to demonstrate the correct way to cross the road using zebra crossing. The importance of obeying traffic rules while travelling on the road was also discussed. Students were sensitised about various road signs.

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