IND-ENG-2014-034

When children come to school, they leave

the hands of their mom and dad and hold

the hands of the van/bus/driver/conductors,

before that of the teachers.

Their ‘bhaiyas’, as they are lovingly called,

play an integral part in their lives. Children

learn a lot from them, by observing their

behaviour and mannerisms.

So we needed to bring a change in the

‘bhaiyas’, by sensitizing them to the needs

of the children and vice versa.

AUTO UNCLE LATE

KARTE HAI NA……

RAAT KO PICTURE

DEKHANE GAYE TO

SUBHA LATE HO GAYA

O “Ma’am my bhaiya shouts at us.”

O “He has too many children in our van.”

O “Bhaiya achi tarah baat nahi karte.”

O “Mera auto bhaiya paan khata hai, usse baas atti hai.”

O “My van bhaiya talks on the mobile while driving.”

O “My driver breaks the traffic signals.”

O To educate the drivers on issues of health, especially

tobacco.

O To give a listening ear to their problems.

O To bridge the gap between parents, children, school

and the drivers

O To sensitise children on the problems auto/van/bus

drivers face.

O To develop mutual respect between the children and

the drivers.

HAPPY DRIVER’S DAY!!!!

Hum yeh flower apne van

uncle ko denge.

PARTY TIME FOR DRIVERS

RED TEAM IS THE WINNER

ROCK SHOW

WASHING THE VAN

SCHOOL BUS GETS A

WASH

BRIDGING THE GAP BETWEEN

THE PARENTS, DRIVERS AND

SCHOOL

14 saal main pahli

baar hamare ko itna

samman mila

O Regular interactive sessions between school,

parent, child and the drivers.

O A separate notice board for the convenience

of the drivers.

O Other activities related to social, health and

recreation will be taken.