Goodwill International School, Dhadiala Natt, Gurdaspur

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The Legal Literacy Club of the school organised a special morning assembly on World Aids Day. The assembly was based on the theme of this year “Take the rights path: My health, my right”. Students participated in the event by presenting poems and speeches, stressing the need to be aware of the disease, its causes and effects. They also charted out some recommendations for preventing this fatal disease. A poster-making competition was held for students. Principal Amandeep Singh explained its causes, precautions and how we can be safe from this disease.

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