Team “Mission Siksha”Team Leader : Aafrin

Mentor : Mr ChandrachoodeshwaranMembers: Aafrin , Poobesh Gowtham, Sudharshan , Sanjanaa , Shadhikha

The Ashok Leyland School, E1 - Sipcot, Phase II, Hosur

Mission “Siksha”(A mass Black Board Painting Project for Government run Elementary Schools)

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For celebrating

the “Joy of

Giving Week,”

we approached

many

Government

schools in and

around Hosur

to know their

NEEDS.

Feel

1Team mission Siksha at PUP School

We were concerned to know that

black boards in most of the

Government run Elementary schools

in and around Hosur were not

maintained properly and found

unattended, because of which

smaller children are facing a lot of

problems to read the content on the

black board. So, our team has

decided to paint and maintain those

boards, create awareness among the

students and teachers about the

importance of black board

maintenance in Schools.

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Unattended boards

Boards without proper maintenance

Aafrin cleaning the board

Volunteers cleaning the board

Shared with our fellow studentsand classmates about this projectand raised fund for the same. Totalamount collected for this project isRs. 10,875. 3

Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can

change the world. Indeed, it is the only thing that ever has.

Mobilizing fund for Mission Siksha

Campaigning for Mission Siksha

Our Team in Class 5 collecting Money

Schools Covered Beneficiaries(students)

No of Boardspainted

Man Hours Spent

PUM Tamil, Hosur 2500 200(IncludingABL)

22 Hrs

PUP Urudu, Hosur 650 35 6 Hrs

PUP Kannada, Hosur

425 30 5 Hrs

PUP Telugu, Hosur 380 15 2 Hrs

PUP Tamil, Choodavadi

600 24 3 Hrs

PUM Tamil,Punuhandodi

750 32 6 Hrs

5305 332 44 Hrs

Imagine

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Demography of Government School children(family background)

coolies

push cart pullers

daily wagers

Orphans

masons

farmers

others

Our StrengthOur Team 5Volunteers 7Mentor 1Our School Students 1200Student volunteers from Govt schools 18

Our Reach!

Unattended and poorly maintained boards in Government Schools

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Unattended Boards and ABL boards in Government Schools

Joy of Doing!Change in Action

Cleaning the boards and conditioning it then painting with quality black

board paint

Doing

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“Every job is a self portrait of the person who did it. Autograph

your work with excellence.”

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Painting walls of the Activity Based Learning (ABL) Class Room

Joy of Doing!Our Autograph…

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A team of dedicated volunteers from Children Movement for Civic Awareness (from our school)

Hari painting the board in Tamil Medium School

Our Team in Kannada Medium School

Our Team in Urdu Medium School

Our Team in choodavadi School

Our Team in Kannada Medium School

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Children enjoy writing on the black board

CREATING AWARENESSS

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Creating awareness on black board maintenance

We Change LIVES! 11

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1. With Kannada medium students2. Painting in ABL class room3. With students of Tamil School4. Class 2 students in ABL class5. In Assembly6. Children of Tamil Medium School

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TeluguTamil

Urdu

Feedback from beneficiaries(Heads of Institutions and Students in five Indian Languages)

Kannada 12

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Student of Class III writing on the board

Students of Telugu Medium School

Impact in our lives

OUR SINCERE THANKS TOMrs Uma Srinivasan

Principal, The Ashok Leyland School

Students and ParentsThe Ashok Leyland School

Mr ChandrachoodeshwaranMentor Teacher - DFC 2011

Mrs Florence JohnsonMentor Teacher -DFC 2010

Mrs GeethaCoordinator, Children Movement for Civic Awareness (CMCA)

The Ashok Leyland School Chapter

Head Masters, Students and Teachers ofVarious Government Schools in and around Hosur

MunirajThe Ashok Leyland School

Dejeswini, Gokul Krishna, Anusha, Hariharan, Rahul, Mounica, Praveen Raj, AkshayaStudent Volunteers – DFC 2011

Student Volunteers of Government Schools

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