The Department of Education at Shri Ratanlal Kanwarlal Patni Girls' College, Kishangarh (Ajmer), successfully concluded a 10-day working with Community Camp. The primary objective of this camp was to enhance social and environmental sensitivity among the students of B.A. B.Ed./B.Sc. B.Ed. Part II
During the camp, students conducted a community survey in Nareli Village to understand local issues and Challenges. They also raised cyber security awareness through an impactful street show titled 'Think Before You Click - Cyber Safety First'.
To promote cleanliness and environmental protection, students organized a cleanliness rally and participated in Shramdaan. Additionally, they installed hanging water pots and distributed paper bags to spread the message of a plastic-free environment.
The camp also included academic activities such as data collection, analysis, and report writing, providing students with hands-on experience and enhancing their practical knowledge.
The Secretary and Director, CA Subhash Agarwal expressed his pleasure at the successful completion of the camp, emphasizing that such programs provide students with opportunities to experience social responsibility and understand real-life challenges. He further added that these activities shape responsible citizens and empathetic educators.
The Principal, Shailendra Patni highlighted that community engagement is an integral part of education, offering students practical exposure and fostering sensitivity. He appreciated the dedication and participation of the students.
The Head of the Department of Education, Dr. Smita Pancholi remarked that the camp encouraged students to delve deeper into societal issues and develop a better understanding of the community's needs. She applauded the efforts of the students and faculty members for making the initiative a success.
Program Coordinator Archana Bhandari acknowledged the commitment and active participation of the students, noting that their enthusiasm and dedication significantly contributed to the camp's achievements.
The success of this inspiring camp was made possible by the enthusiastic participation of students, faculty members, and the community.
