Session on "Good Touch and Bad Touch"

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Updated At : 05:00 AM Jul 25, 2025 IST

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An interactive session on "Good Touch and Bad Touch" was conducted for young RIMTIANS at RIMT World School, Mani Majra, to help them understand the importance of body safety and personal boundaries. Using age-appropriate stories, visuals and simple yet powerful messages, children were sensitised to recognise different types of touch, trust their feelings, and speak up when something doesn't feel right. They also learned about identifying their 'safe circle' - trusted adults they can confide in. This empowering session was a thoughtful step towards helping children grow up safe, confident and self-aware, reinforcing the message that every child has the right to feel safe and protected.

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