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Parents willing to do voluntary service (like giving lectures in their field of expertise, doing substitution work etc.) may kindly contact the Principal.

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LET'S EAT HEALTHY

Childhood is the period of rapid physical growth, social and psychological development. It is important that adults around children provide them support and guidance to facilitate their healthy develpoment. Healthy diet is one of the important components in overall development of the child. Here are a few suggested healthy tiffin box alternatives which you may follow:

  • Roti + Vegetables + Fruit
  • Brown bread sandwiches + nuts + fruit
  • Idli + Chutney + nuts
  • Vegetable uttapam + fruit
  • Lemon rice + fruit + vegetable salad
  • Dalia upma + fruit
  • Stuffed roti( carrot/cabbage/potato/paneer)
  • Boiled egg + vegetable sandwiches
  • Dosa( with less oil) + potatoes + nuts
  • Moog dal chila + fruit
  • Sprouts + vegetable rice

Eat Healthy Stay Healthy

Keep a weighing scale at home and check your weight and your Child's weight every week

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GREEN SCHOOL PROGRAM

Green school program is an on going programme which we are having in the school. This year we got the first prize amongst 5500 schools from all over India.

Press release from Centre for Science and Environment

"New Delhi, December 18,2008: St.Paul's School, in Delhi's Hauz Khas, had made it to the list in 2007 as well. But this year, it managed to really 'break the mould'. And cornered the first position in the 'Changemakers' category of CSE's Gobar Times Green Schools Awards.

The Changemakers

In 2007, St.paul's School had recieved mild applause for having done an efficient audit of its natural resources and their management. It was harvesting rainwater, reusing its wastewater, biocomposting, and managing soild waste on the school's premises.

In 2008, the school added a unique initiative to its list of achievements. It started advocating the use of public and eco-friendly transport as a matter of policy. Earlier, personal vehicles were the preferred mode of mobility for commuting to and from the school. In 2008, with active cooperation from neighbouring residents, the school went all out for promoting its school transport (CNG buses), cycling and walking as alternative modes.

And the move has paid off, says Sumita Dasgupta, coordinator of the Green Schools Programme: "In one year, about 8 percent of the school's children who were using vehicular transport have shifted to walking."

 

"MARG" to Good Health

Promoted by St.Paul's School in collaboration with Diabetes Foundation Of India

All of us are aware that the childhood obesity is increasing in urban cities in India making them at an increased risk for development of various diseases. In the attempt to form a prevention oriented consciousness two years ago St. Paul's School in collaboration with Diabetes foundation of India initiated project "MARG" in the school. The project financially supported by World Diabetes Foundation Denmark.

Over the period of two years various activities were undertaken for children, Parents & Teachers.

  • Health Education
  • Anthropometric measurements
  • Various Activities, competitions held on Healthy living for all the classes.
  • Lectures for parents & teachers
  • Future plans
  • Base line survey,
  • Blood profile of children
  • Intervention & Evaluation

DFI Officer - Dr. Priyali Shah