Digital Literacy Nigeria Project #40198

21ST CENTURY SKILLS TRAINING 4 KIDS IN NIGERIA

by Olive Community Development Initiative

Project Report | Jun 21, 2020
Safety Rules for kids

By Mojoyinola Adewuyi | Safety Rule for Kids

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Every year,children in Nigeria come together to celebrate children's day on 27th of May.

This year,children could not get togeter to celebrate due to the covid 19 crisis.

Olive Community Development Initiatives produced a video documentary for children at Ivy Hill Academy school in Ilorin Kwara State teaching them how to keep safe during the lockdown and at all times.The documentary was shown to the kids through zoom to celebrate the day by the school authority with the support of thier parents.

Ivy Hill Primary school is situated at Pipeline Road in Ilorin with over 100 kids from kingdergaten level to secondary school aged 1-12.

The documenatary is titled 7 safety Body rules all kids should know.

The safety rules are:

1. My body belongs to me

2. My private part have names

3. I can shout stop when I feel unsafe

4.I should be aware of early warning signs

5. I should not keep secrets

6. I have to keep on telling a trusted adult

7.I will be brave at all times

We do hope to get feedback from the school as soon as the school resumes.

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