School Hygiene & Sanitation

What is the purpose of water purification methods in schools?

• To provide clean and safe drinking water for students

• To make the water taste better for students

• To increase the school's electricity consumption

• To teach students about the importance of water conservation

List three hygiene practices that should be followed in schools.

• Ignoring cleaning and disinfecting surfaces

• 1. Regular handwashing with soap and water. 2. Covering mouth and nose when sneezing or coughing. 3. Cleaning and disinfecting frequently touched surfaces.

• Not covering mouth when sneezing or coughing

• Eating without washing hands

Explain the importance of handwashing in maintaining good health.

• Handwashing is a waste of time

• Handwashing does not impact health

• Handwashing is crucial for preventing the spread of infections and diseases, as it effectively removes harmful pathogens from our hands.

• Handwashing is only necessary before meals

Why are proper sanitation facilities important in schools?

• Proper sanitation facilities are not important in schools

• Sanitation facilities in schools can spread diseases

• Hygiene practices are not necessary in school environments

• Proper sanitation facilities are important in schools to ensure the health and well-being of students and staff, prevent the spread of diseases, promote hygiene practices, and create a safe learning environment.

How does proper waste disposal contribute to a clean school environment?

• Improper waste disposal leads to a cleaner school environment.

• Proper waste disposal attracts more pests and odors.

• Waste disposal has no impact on the cleanliness of a school environment.

• Proper waste disposal prevents the accumulation of trash, pests, and unpleasant odors.

Name two common water purification methods used in schools.

• Chlorination and Distillation

• Chemical disinfection and Sedimentation

• UV treatment and Reverse osmosis

• Boiling and Filtration

How often should students wash their hands during the school day?

• Every other month

• At least 5 times

• Twice a day

• Once a week

What are the consequences of poor hygiene practices in schools?

• Enhanced health benefits

• Increased academic performance

• Reduced absenteeism

• Consequences of poor hygiene practices in schools include the spread of diseases, increased absenteeism, decreased academic performance, and negative impact on health.

Describe the role of handwashing in preventing the spread of diseases.

• Handwashing only removes visible dirt, not germs

• Handwashing plays a crucial role in preventing the spread of diseases by removing germs and bacteria from hands.

• Handwashing has no impact on disease prevention

• Handwashing can spread diseases further

What are some examples of sanitation facilities that should be available in schools?

• Toilets, handwashing stations, clean water supply, soap or hand sanitizer, waste disposal bins

• Water slides, vending machines, disco balls