Beit Jala: The implementation of the Police Awareness Program at the Latin Patriarchate School in Beit Jala continued for the second consecutive week under the supervision of the educational supervision department, led by the teacher Hanan Kharouf. The program focused on traffic awareness for sixth-grade students, emphasizing the importance of understanding road rules, traffic signals, and safe pedestrian practices. The initiative, known as "Little Policeman," aimed to educate students on navigating the streets responsibly, following traffic signals, especially traffic lights.
Additionally, the tenth-grade students delved into the dangers of smoking and drugs. The session provided insights into the prevalence of these harmful habits, urging students to stay away from them. Furthermore, the seventh-grade students explored the issue of hazardous substances, gaining knowledge about these materials and their impact on individuals, particularly students and children. The program aimed to equip students with the necessary awareness and knowledge to make informed decisions and maintain a safe and healthy lifestyle.
The Latin Patriarchate School is committed to fostering a comprehensive educational environment that addresses both academic and life skills, contributing to the holistic development of its students.
