Brookfield International School, New Chandigarh

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Updated At : 11:12 AM Dec 06, 2024 IST

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The school celebrated traffic awareness week on its campus. The aim of celebrating the event was to educate the students in a refreshing way. The main attraction of event was to explain traffic rules in an innovative way. Students were given live demonstrations so that they might adopt the technology subconsciously. During the morning session, different rules and road signs were elaborated to the students. Later, the officials instructed the children about safety measures, ie traffic signs, signals, zebra crossing, footpath and explained the use of traffic lights. They also motivated the students by telling them so many examples from their daily life. School bus drivers also got training from them. Importance of ISI-marked helmet was also explained by them.

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