Students from Meru International School in Hyderabad are leading an initiative called ‘Traffic Farishtey’ to promote road safety. This initiative is supported by the Hyderabad Traffic Police and the Hyderabad City Security Council (HCSC). The Safety Club at Meru International School has formed a team of traffic volunteers, with students actively involved. They use their theatre skills to spread awareness about road safety, focusing on helmet use, seat belt compliance, and pedestrian rules.
The students put on a mime show to educate the community about road safety. Through their creative performances, they effectively communicate important messages and demonstrate the impact of responsible road behavior. The integration of theatre skills showcases the students’ ability to use artistic expression for a powerful public message, reflecting their civic duty.
The dedication of the students at Meru International School reflects the school’s commitment to excellence. They strive to make a lasting impact and create positive change in the community. Together, they are working towards building a safer and more responsible tomorrow.
