The students of 12B recently took center stage to celebrate World Mosquito Day (WMD). This informative and engaging assembly was a great way to raise awareness about the dangers of mosquito-borne diseases and explore ways to prevent them.
 

The assembly kicked off with a thought-provoking introduction, followed by a heartfelt school prayer. The students were then treated to a news update, a reminder of Mahatma Gandhi's values, and a hilarious skit highlighting the impact of mosquitoes on human health.

To make the assembly even more interactive, the students learned about different ways to reduce mosquito populations in their environment. They also discovered traditional remedies that can be used at home to ward off these pesky insects.

The highlight of the assembly was the insightful speeches by Miss Kalyani and the school principal, Ms. Dipti Joshna. They emphasized the importance of World Mosquito Day in raising awareness about mosquito-borne diseases and the ongoing efforts to combat them. The speeches also highlighted the contributions of scientists in developing life-saving medicines to treat diseases like malaria and dengue.

Overall, the World Mosquito Day assembly was a resounding success. It was a fun and informative way for the students to learn more about this important topic and develop their knowledge and skills in areas like health, science, and community engagement.

This assembly resonated with GIIS 9GEMS; Gem 4: Personality Development, Gem 7: Universal Values and Ethics, Gem 8: Community and Care, and Gem 9: Skill Development. It is also aligned with United Nations Sustainable Development Goals; SDG 3: Good health and well-being, SDG 6: Clean water and sanitation, SDG 11: Sustainable cities and communities, and SDG 12: Responsible consumption and production.