ACTIVITY PLANNER

June Yoga Day Celebration

August Safe Touch & Unsafe Touch

October Cyberbullying & Net etiquettes

December Personal Hygiene and Puberty

Training

January Career Guidance & Testing

February Medical Camps for physical

Check ups
Visit to Arty Center

Celebration of Yoga Day

International Day of Yoga is celebrated with much fervour every year on June 21. Yoga is an
ancient physical, mental and spiritual practice that originated in India. It is celebrated for
students for creating awareness of importance of Yoga exercises.It is been demonstrated for
students for achieving physical flexibility and mental peace and sense of control through
Yoga Exercises.
 Program Title: Safe Touch & unsafe Touch
Objectives of Program:
 The aim was to create awareness among school children on ‘Safe Touch and
Unsafe Touch’ on various forms of child abuse (physical, verbal or visual) and
educate them on how to get help for their personal safety from such abuses at
home, school or outside.
 They should develop an innate sense to identify good and bad touch. During the
session, they explained to the students what sexual abuse means by showing them
an animated video. 
 They also shared, “To help & guide children, in case if they are facing similar
issues a “CHILDLINE – 1098” service has also been started,” they said.
 Teaching safe and unsafe touch can make a child sceptic about everyone, till they
learn to define their instincts and stand up for themselves. Better an extra ‘no,’ than an
adult convincing the child to blame self for being abused
Target Population:
From 4th Standard to 10th Standard
Highlights of Program:

1) Teach children the correct names of all their different body parts, including their
private body parts

2) Teach children “You’re the boss of your body”

3) Explain to your child that there are 3 kinds of touches

 Safe touches. These are touches that keep children safe and are good for
them, and that make children feel cared for and important. Safe touches
can include hugging, pats on the back, and an arm around the shoulder.
Safe touches can also include touches that might hurt, such as removing a
splinter. Explain to children that when you remove a splinter, you’re doing
so to keep them healthy, which makes it a safe touch.
 Unsafe touches. These are touches that hurt children’s bodies or feelings
(for example, hitting, pushing, pinching, and kicking). Teach children that
these kinds of touches are not okay.
 Unwanted touches. These are touches that might be safe but that a child
doesn’t want from that person or at that moment. It’s okay for a child to
say no to an unwanted touch, even if it’s from a familiar person. Help your
children practice saying no in a strong, yet polite voice. This will help
them learn to set personal boundaries.
 4) Teach students the following safety rules:

 It’s not okay to touch someone else’s private body parts.

 It’s not okay for someone to touch his or her own private body parts in
front of you.
 It’s not okay for someone to ask you to touch his or her private body parts.
 It’s not okay for someone to ask you to take your clothes off or to take
pictures or videos of you with your clothes off.
 It’s not okay for someone to show you photos or videos of people without
their clothes on.

Resources for Program and Activities:

www.projectcaca.org

Project CACA, Children Against Child Abuse is an institution (school) driven and
rights-based preventive safety programme for schools to keep our children happy,
healthy and safe. It is based on life skills and value education teaching and covers child
rights, gender equality and abuse prevention. It is implemented as a safety policy of the
school

Activities Involved :
Safety Workbooks for children (UKG to class 9)
‘A good book is a good friend, indeed.’
CACA Safety Workbook series for children is the core instrument of the project. The workbooks
are supplied to schools under paid circulation. They are prescribed by the school in its booklist
under life skills and/or value education subject.
Program Title: Personal hygiene and Puberty Education for Students
The objective of the program: 
 to provide accurate information about human sexuality;
 to provide an opportunity for young people to develop and understand their values,
attitudes, and insights about sexuality;
 to help young people develop relationships and interpersonal skills; 

Target Population: From 7th Standard to 10th Standard

Highlights of the program:
 Topics covered during the conduction of program
 Awareness about Personal Hygiene & cleanliness
 Educate for Physical changes during puberty age
 Identifying Emotional changes during puberty age
 Recommendations for Healthy Diet & Nutrition, exercise
 Training for reproductive organs and their functions
Activities Involved in program:
 Video by Menstrupedia for Girls & Boys
 Visual Aids with pictures
 Addiction and their side effects
Program Title: Cyberbullying & Net-etiquettes

The Objective of the Program:

 To make aware of misuse of social media platform

 Educating to students about the cybercrimes and pattern of cyber bullying
 Training for preventing being victim of cyberbullying and cybercrime
 Cultivating cyber etiquettes to be followed during online education
 Rehabilitative suggestions for Mobile and Internet- video games Addictions

Target Population of students:

5th Standard to 12th Standard

Highlights of Program:

 Sensitizing students for regular and addictive use of social media and online video games
 Making aware of misuse of their personal information in social media and online media by
others
 Tips & suggestions for avoiding addictive habits and constant use of Mobiles and social
media
 Training for follow internet etiquettes and limit casual handling of internet platforms and
social media platforms
 Educating for use of language expressed while posting on social media and chats during
online classes been conducted by the school
 General awareness for expressing and exposing personal details on online platforms or social
media platforms related to parent’s bank details and personal details as well as personal
photos
 VISIT TO ARTY CENTER AND EDUCATING STUDENTS FOR WEAPONS

A Visit to arty center for age group from 6th standard to 10th standard students, intention
to educate and make aware about the strength of nation and developing feeling of proud
towards own country. The knowledge about weapons makes students more curious and
conscious for machine mechanisms and technology, whereas their knowledge gets
updated for latest technology involved in the machines.
Career Testing camps : ( by External agencies )
External agencies collaborated with AWES conducted career testing camp for 9th standard to
12th standard students. Team of agency had interaction with students for sensitizing towards
new and updated career options. Career testing group session included with Aptitude test,
Intelligence test, Intertest test and Personality test over students from 9th and 12th standard.
Further, experts’ team of agency released for Career Testing Reports for individual students,
that reports described for few suitable and favorable career options to each student.