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Children's Parliaments Launched in Government Primary Schools to Build Leadership and Democratic Values
State education officials have introduced children's parliaments in government primary schools, tasking students with environmental and cleanliness duties to nurture democratic principles.
State education authorities have initiated the formation of "children's parliaments" across government primary schools. The practical setup aims to give schoolchildren a platform to experience democratic processes firsthand.
The primary objective of the initiative is to cultivate leadership qualities and an understanding of democratic values among young learners. By participating in parliamentary-style discussions and decision‑making, students are expected to develop confidence and civic awareness.
Each children's parliament has been assigned specific responsibilities related to the school environment and cleanliness. Pupils are tasked with monitoring waste management, promoting hygiene, and suggesting improvements to maintain a healthy campus.
Officials anticipate that the programme will embed democratic habits early, encouraging students to become responsible citizens who actively contribute to their communities.
The primary objective of the initiative is to cultivate leadership qualities and an understanding of democratic values among young learners. By participating in parliamentary-style discussions and decision‑making, students are expected to develop confidence and civic awareness.
Each children's parliament has been assigned specific responsibilities related to the school environment and cleanliness. Pupils are tasked with monitoring waste management, promoting hygiene, and suggesting improvements to maintain a healthy campus.
Officials anticipate that the programme will embed democratic habits early, encouraging students to become responsible citizens who actively contribute to their communities.