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Guidelines on Protection from Exposure to Tobacco Smoke

Tobacco is the foremost cause of preventable death and disease in the world today. India is the second largest consumer of tobacco products in the world. National Family Health Survey – 3, 2006 indicates an increasing prevalence of tobacco consumption in India, with 57…

Follow up on Comprehensive School Health Programme

The Central CBSE Board of Secondary Education has recommended the setting up Health and Wellness Clubs and launched the four manuals in the package of Comprehensive School Health Manuals.We hope that you have received the following four volumes of the Comprehensive…

All Heads of Institution Affiliated to CBSE Board : Observing Food Safety and Quality Day

The NCF 2005 on Health and Physical Education holds that Health is a critical input for the overall development of the child and it influences enrolment retention and school completion rates significantly. One of the major contributors to the health of a child is food…

Creating a Healthy School Environment

One of the lofty aims of education is to shape young individuals into caring, thinking sensitive and value enriched citizens of the country. These are achievable when the schools provide a nurturing environment and create a value based climate within the school. The…

Comprehensive School Health Programme and Release of School Health Manuals in Four Volumes

Children are the greatest asset of a country and those in school have a right to happy and healthy life within the school environment as well as at home. Investment in the health of children is an investment in the future of the nation. It is essential to build on the…

Comprehensive School Health Programme

The Central CBSE Board of Secondary Education in continuation of its Circular No. 09 dated 31.5.2006 regarding Comprehensive School Health Programme and creating Health Club in schools would like to reiterate and create awareness about the following issues: 1. School…

Importance of Nutrition for Bone Health

Bone Health is a neglected area and has resulted in various problems both for adults and young children. The major causes for the poor bone health in India are genetic predisposition, lower bone mineral density due to deficiency of calcium and vitamin D,…

Comprehensive School Health Programme and Creating Health Club in the school.

Childhood and adolescence form the most joyful period of an individual’s life. They are times of immense creative energy, self-discovery and exploration of the world. They can also be fraught with feelings of isolation, loneliness and confusion. They can be due to…