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A Report School Visits Undertaken by Ujjawal Women's Association to Impart Value Education School Name- SDMC Primary School, Masjid Moth, New Delhi
The Ujjawal Women's Association (UWA), in keeping with its mission to work selflessly towards progress and welfare of children and women and also to work for a society where women and children are free from all types of violence, undertook the task of imparting value education to children, with the permission from the concerned MCD authorities.
This initiative will benefit the children of classes 4th and 5th, The children were introduced to the values of caring, sharing, respect and cooperation with each other as also how to become good human beings. Children were also introduced to the idea of learning values through play way method
The President of UWA, Mrs. Bina Jain, Vice President, Mrs. Asha Gambhir, Secretary Mrs. Kuljit and other members, visited the SDMC Primary School at Masjid Moth and met the Principal and the Vice Principal on 18th August, 2017.
The second visit took place on 23rd November, 2017. The session was conducted through stories, songs, games and a play, the values of environmental protection and morality were conveyed to the students. The idea of respect and care of the elders were conveyed through a skit in which the children themselves participated through role play. It was conveyed that how relations were more important than money. Through songs, the idea of environmental protection was conveyed and everyone realised the importance of trees and clean air.
In the third visit held on 17th February, 2018 the values of cooperation and sharing, respect for elders, cleanliness, dependability and pride in oneself and the country were imparted to the students through a skit and poem. It was also felt that the students were now eagerly looking forward to the next session to learn more.
The UWA members devised a brief questionnaire on the topic of the day and collected data which showed that the values and morals are here to stay.
Healthy eating habits and balanced diet were the main themes of the fourth value education held on 28th April, 2018. The interactions were more relaxed and fruitful. Some even started enquiring about the topic of the day. Children were asked about their diet and eating habits by way of introducing the subject. This was followed by a skit, in which they played the role of various fruits and vegetables, conveying the benefits and nutritive value of each of them. The poem, 'health banao' was recited with much enthusiasm as by now the children were aware of the meaning of each line of the poem. Charts prepared by the UWA members, on the topic of balanced diet and nutritional values of food items were displayed for the benefit of children.
It is heartening to see the young faces light up to learn more at each session. It is an ongoing effort on our part to improve the sessions further every time. It is our strong recommendation that value based education and moral education should be made part of the school curriculum, to combat the growing incidences of juvenile delinquency and crimes.
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