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Iganmu Senior High School: #ItStartsWithMe School Visit

Home #ItStartsWithMe Iganmu Senior High School: #ItStartsWithMe School Visit

#ItStartsWithMe, News, Youth Engagement08/12/2016drasa_admin

Today we did our final #ItStartsWithMe school visit before school ends for the year. We visited Iganmu Senior High School in Mile 2 (Amuwo-Odofin), Lagos.

Welcome to Iganmu Senior High School

Welcome to Iganmu Senior High School

There were more than 900 students at the school (and it wasn’t at full capacity) so we spoke to the students from the 1st floor of the school. Here’s a picture of 2 student volunteers putting powdered chalk on their palms to show “dirty hands” during our handwashing demonstration:

As we usually do, we taught the students at Iganmu Senior our handswashing song and we were lucky enough to have one student volunteer sing for us solo:

Based on the smiling faces below, we think the students were quite happy to receive their products from Unilever Nigeria after the handwashing demonstration, what do you think? We’re sure they’ll put the soap and roll on deodorant to good use!

You can see more pictures from our visit in the gallery below:


Student volunteer introducing himselfStudent volunteer introducing himselfStudent volunteers covering their hands with chalk to simulate germsStudent volunteers covering their hands with chalk to simulate germsLook at those dirty hands!Look at those dirty hands!Even the rail was contaminated with germs!Even the rail was contaminated with germs!The rest of the studentsThe rest of the studentsGetting ready to start washing. Step 1: wet your handsGetting ready to start washing. Step 1: wet your handsStudents touching each other and sharing germs (chalk)Students touching each other and sharing germs (chalk)The germs are still spreading...The germs are still spreading...This student was not happy to have her partner share his germs with her (check her face!)This student was not happy to have her partner share his germs with her (check her face!)After you apply soap (step 2) you must wash for 20 seconds (step 3) then rinse (step 4)After you apply soap (step 2) you must wash for 20 seconds (step 3) then rinse (step 4)Happy students in their classroom receiving the donated products from Unilever NigeriaHappy students in their classroom receiving the donated products from Unilever NigeriaHappy students in their classroom receiving the donated products from Unilever NigeriaHappy students in their classroom receiving the donated products from Unilever NigeriaHappy students in their classroom receiving the donated products from Unilever NigeriaHappy students in their classroom receiving the donated products from Unilever NigeriaDRASA handing over products to the school administration and staff. Thank you Iganmu Senior High School!DRASA handing over products to the school administration and staff. Thank you Iganmu Senior High School!

 

 

 

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