The Team of ‘Safe Campus’ spearheaded by Ms Dipti Shankar organised a series of workshops for Classes IV-XII on ‘Personal Safety’ on campus from 2nd-7th October. During the interactive sessions, Jindalites were apprised about the challenges and issues of ‘mutual respect’, ‘gender sensitivity’, ‘cyber-safety’ and ‘physical-safety’ that teenagers face. The well executed workshop offered a safe and non-judgemental platform to the g
The Team of ‘Safe Campus’ spearheaded by Ms Dipti Shankar organised a series of workshops for Classes IV-XII on ‘Personal Safety’ on campus from 2nd-7th October. During the interactive sessions, Jindalites were apprised about the challenges and issues of ‘mutual respect’, ‘gender sensitivity’, ‘cyber-safety’ and ‘physical-safety’ that teenagers face. The well executed workshop offered a safe and non-judgemental platform to the girls where they voiced their fears and challenges that they counter and they learned how to build up a powerful body language that is always vigilant of the surroundings and the probable risks that they might come across. The trainers focused on ‘Anti-Kidnap Drill,’ wherein Jindalites were schooled about the importance of discrimination while trusting people and defensive martial techniques were taught and practised to fight back in real life situations.
irls where they voiced their fears and challenges that they counter and they learned how to build up a powerful body language that is always vigilant of the surroundings and the probable risks that they might come across. The trainers focused on ‘Anti-Kidnap Drill,’ wherein Jindalites were schooled about the importance of discrimination while trusting people and defensive martial techniques were taught and practised to fight back in real life situations.
