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Self-Help Resources

CleanPod

On the yearly average, there are 700 over clean-ups at recreational beaches. With the increased frequency of ad-hoc clean-ups, more tools and materials are purchased by the communities by for activities. These new tools and materials are often under-utilised, with an average of only 1 to 2 hours of utility before being store away or disposed of.

Find out how PHC aims to help create a more sustainable way to support clean-ups with CleanPod.

Instructional Video

First time initiating a clean-up for your community, school or company?
Watch and learn how to organise a clean-up in less than 120 seconds!

Environmental Hygiene Checklist

Good hygiene practices should be continued to safeguard wider public health. The PHC have developed an Environmental Hygiene Checklist to guide businesses in practising good environmental hygiene routines. We encourage all premises operators to make use of this checklist to maintain good hygiene standards.

Create Cleaner Events

Create Cleaner Events Playbook

Events often generate litter and research has shown that people are more likely to improperly dispose of their trash when there is litter around. This Create Cleaner Events Playbook is a guide to mitigating litter at mass events. This is a particularly helpful resource for event organisers to refer - Before, During and After events to successfully provide cleaner and more enjoyable experience for your participants.

Educational Material

Keep SG Clean Comic Strip Competition 2022

Secondary school students across the nation drew on their talent for art and storytelling to create comics on keeping Singapore clean. Catch the best works here!

Clean It Forward Conversation with Youths

Snapshot of the discussion at the Clean It Forward with Youths:
Clean It Forward Conversation with Youths Scribe

Buddy Clean Workshop

Keep Singapore Clean Movement in Schools

Keep Singapore Clean Movement in Schools’ educational resource pack incorporates relevant information and educational materials collated from various sources, targeted at Pre-school, Primary and Secondary level. It serves as an essential handbook for the students, parents and teachers.

Background

The Keep Singapore Clean Movement (KSCM) in Schools is a student-driven and school-supported effort for students to take ownership of the cleanliness of their school and the environment. It was launched by the Ministry of Education (MOE) in July 2014 and supported by the Public Hygiene Council (PHC).

In line with the KSCM in Schools, ‘Buddy Clean Workshop’, a capacity building programme titled to assist schools to educate students on the importance of keeping their school clean as well as to train them in the various skills (e.g. teamwork, communication) required for the cleaning activities. It is an environment-based Values-In-Action (VIA) programme targeting at the Primary 3 and 4 students, which schools can take up to fulfil the Character & Citizenship curriculum.

Buddy Clean Workshop

The Buddy Clean Workshop is based on NEA’s programme – Project Buddy Clean, which aims to inculcate positive social values and norms on cleanliness amongst students. The project leveraged peer influence and feedback to shape the behaviour of students. It also helps to foster shared ownership and responsibility of common spaces through regular cohort-wide cleaning. For more information on Project Buddy Clean and to download a copy of the Resource Kit which consists of lessons plans to implement the project, please click here.

The Buddy Clean Workshop comprises of three key components and learning outcomes:

1. Introduction

Students are introduced to the consequences of littering and the need to keep their school clean and undergo discussion on the role of cleaners to develop empathy and respect for them.

2. Capacity Building

Students undergo activities to learn how to communicate effectively, listen actively and work together as a team to keep the school clean and learn the various cleaning skills (e.g. how to sweep, mop) to conduct hands-on cleaning activities in school.

3. Discussion and Reflection

Students discuss their group’s performance and reflect on what they have learnt and the areas of improvement.

For more information, please email to: ask@publichygienecouncil.sg