Child Cabinet Training at Moti Silod village


On March 27, 2024, a meeting of the Child Cabinet was held at Silod Primary School on Wednesday. In this meeting, primarily, the functioning of the Children's Parliament was discussed, introducing the members of the Children's Parliament Cabinet and their responsibilities. The discussion also focused on the activities of the Children's Parliament, including the roles of the Prime Minister and the Minister of Sanitation. It was highlighted whether the school is properly cleaned by the Minister of Sanitation, including whether the playground is cleaned in the morning or not, and it was instructed to inspect it. Following that, the Health Minister instructed that if any accidents occur in the school, they should be handled through first aid boxes, and wherever necessary, medical attention should be provided according to the situation. If it's cold, the Head Teacher should be informed, and if further care is needed, a doctor should be consulted. Similarly, the Sports Minister, Environmental Minister, Cultural Minister, etc., were briefed about their responsibilities and duties. The training of the Children's Parliament regarding the principles of democracy is undertaken to set up the Children's Parliament, which includes conducting digital elections. Information about the process is provided to all the candidates who apply for the first time, and teachers are appointed as Chief Election Officers. They conduct elections, and responsibilities are assigned accordingly. The Children's Parliament is established to instill democratic values ​​among children, and understanding of the Children's Parliament's proceedings is developed, and various accounts are maintained. General elections are held in children's democracy to spread awareness among children, and from the election process, various ministers are elected who perform their duties and responsibilities separately. The meeting of the Child Cabinet was completed successfully.

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