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School Environment and Sanitation: A Comparative Study.

Results: School environment and sanitation is suboptimal in both rural and urban government schools. Significantly more urban schools had the infrastructure and sanitation facilities compared to rural government schools.10 (62.5%) schools in rural area had no benches for students. In rural schools 11(68.75%) garbage was disposed by open dumping. Toilet and urinal facility was inadequate and was not separate for boys and girls in some schools. Ventilation was observed to be adequate but natural lightening was not sufficient.