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Discuss with your class teacher and students’ committee as to what actions can be taken to make your school a tobacco-free zone.
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Solution
Actions that can be taken to make the school a tobacco-free zone:
- Declare the entire school campus as a tobacco-free zone.
- Display 'No Smoking' and 'No Tobacco' boards at the entrance, corridors, playground, and canteen.
- Prohibit students, teachers, staff, and visitors from using any tobacco product on the school premises.
- Ensure that no tobacco products are sold in or near the school canteen or by shops within 100 yards of the school.
- Organise awareness programmes, poster-making competitions, slogan-writing competitions, and special assemblies on the harmful effects of tobacco.
- Include tobacco education in health and physical education classes.
- Train teachers and counsellors to identify students who may be using tobacco and to help them quit.
- Form a students' committee to monitor the campus and report any tobacco use or sale.
- Celebrate 'World No Tobacco Day' on 31 May every year.
- Take disciplinary action against anyone who violates the tobacco-free rule.
- Involve parents and the local community so that the school remains safe and tobacco-free.
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