Better Deployment of Gifted Hand Sanitizers

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Contributed by Mrs Chek LAM ENG

Present Situation:

Through MOE, the school was given 1600 pocket size and 1600 jumbo sized hand sanitizers intended for distribution to each student. Mindful that many students may not need the jumbo bottles and being alcohol-based and flammable, they are fire hazards if stored in their classrooms.

Improvement:

This notice was given to each class: Gift of Hand Sanitisers to Students MOE is giving to each student a 50ml pocket-sized hand sanitiser (HS) and a 500ml pump bottle of HS. The school is distributing to each student one pocket-sized HS but we are mindful that some students may not want to bring the 500ml bottle home to refill it when it runs out. Our proposal is to issue each class with 2 X 500ml bottles for daily shared use. When the bottles are used up, the class monitor should bring the empty bottles to the General Office to exchange for new ones. The empty bottles will be recycled. The school will place the excess HS on every table in canteen and in all the facilities in the school for shared use. If there are students who wish to bring the 500ml bottles home, the class monitor is required to tally the number per class and return the return slip below to the GO by end of today. Note that these bottles requested for must be brought home, as it is not safe to store many bottles in class because of the flammable nature of the contents. Classes that request for a 500ml bottle for each student will have to refill their mini hand sanitisers at home, as extra communal-used bottles will not be issued. ================================= Most classes opted not to collect the individual jumbo bottles. As a result, we could place the bottled hand sanitizers at every table in the canteen, at all the picnic tables and in all the special rooms. They were well-deployed and by mid-Oct, we still have sufficient left to be given to our Staff CIP for beneficiaries in Blks 3 and 4 Marsiling. Cost saving = $5x600 = $3000 (for bottles deployed in school)



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