DC Model School, Panchkula, holds session on good, bad touch

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Updated At : 05:00 AM Aug 06, 2025 IST

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A special awareness workshop was held with the help of doctors from Dhawan Hospital, Panchkula. The session focused on two important topics for students of different age groups. For students of classes I to IV, the doctors conducted an interactive session on 'Good Touch and Bad Touch'. Through stories and simple examples, they were taught how to protect themselves and speak up if something feels wrong. Meanwhile, girl students from classes V to X attended a workshop on health and hygiene wherein the doctors talked about how to take care of themselves during menstruation.

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