Roles & Responsibilities of SMCs and HM on Clean Surroundings, Toilets Maintenance in Schools by AP Rc.1607

Duties of SMCs and HM on Clean Surroundings, Toilets Maintenance in Schools: The State Project Director, Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan, Andhra Pradesh has given a round on 28th August, 2014 to every one of the Project Officers and all the DEOs in the AP State.

               

In this with respect to SPD has given certain guidelines to the above said authorities on Responsibilities of School Management Committees, Head Master on Clean Surroundings, Toilets Maintenance in Schools. The SPD has trained to every one of the schools and adhere to the directions given by this office.

OFFICE OF THE STATE PROJECT DIRECTOR, SARVA SHIKSHA ABHIYAN,ANDHRA PRADESH, HYDERABAD.

Circular.Memo.No.1607/APSSA/2011-12; Date:28-08-2014

 Subject: APSSA, Hyderabad – Civil Works – Cleaning of School Surroundings – Involvement of School Management-Certain Instructions Issued – Regarding.

 Reference: Right of Child to free and necessary Education Act 2009.

 Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan is executing the RTE Act in giving rudimentary training to every one of the youngsters in the age gathering of 6 to 14 to connect social and sex holes with the dynamic support of the local area in the administration of the Schools and to destroy bleak learning Environment and deficient Infrastructure works with.

Roles & Responsibilities of SMCs and HM on Clean Surroundings, Toilets 

 Albeit considerable endeavors are taken up for making of the offices, the upkeep of the equivalent isn't sufficient. In the event that adequate consideration isn't taken up, unhygienic conditions win in the Schools which would turn into a significant justification the quitters.

 After cautious assessment of the issue and taking into account exigency, the Project Officers of APSSA and MEOs are therefore coordinated to depend the duty of the support of the School structures is to the School Management Committees and the concerned Head expert of the School. The duties to be fixed for the SMCs/HM are as given under.

 Duties of SMCs, HM on Clean Surroundings in Schools

 1) If one Toilet is available in any School , that will be reserved to the Girl Children by obviously painting as Girls Toilet on the divider. On the off chance that more than one latrine exists, it will be painted properly reserving for young men too.

 2) Monitoring, Maintaining and Cleaning of the Schools on everyday premise by keeping the general climate in a sterile condition.

 3) Conducting Awareness software engineers for the Children on Hygiene and washing their hands in the wake of utilizing the latrines and prior to taking the suppers and furthermore by mindfulness building divider canvases and with the assistance of ANMs accessible in essential Health Centers.

 4) SMCs will lead gatherings by keeping this issue as a significant plan thing and pass goal to this degree.

 5) Ensuring adequate water supply to the latrines and furthermore consumable drinking water supply to the Schools. Any place conceivable running water will be kept accessible in latrines as it would the best for support.

 6) Time to Time washing of the latrines in the School premises something like multiple times in a day.

 7) In metropolitan regions on support of latrines the directions that are now given vide Memo Even No. dated 20-08-2014 will rigorously be followed.

 8) Wash Liquid cleanser and towels will be kept close to hand wash regions.

 9) Changing the mentality of the kids and instructors to utilize Toilets and teaching them about the upkeep of latrine.

 10) Providing Steel jars with a tap as opposed to putting away savoring water conventional pots and furthermore use chlorine tablets if essential on the counsel of RWS Department or Primary Health Center.

 11) Identifying and completing the fixes to Toilets on war foot premise with the assistance of Maintenance awards gave the SMCs.

 12) Instructions were at that point given to use Rs.500/ - each month, out of school/upkeep awards gave under SSA to use towards cleaning of latrines by connecting locally accessible sweepers.

 

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