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Saint Soldier International School, Sector 28-B, Chandigarh, organized a series of insightful workshops for teachers focusing on the holistic well-being, inclusivity and safety of students within the school environment. The first session, on the School Wellness Policy, was conducted by Dr. Ashi, school Psychology Teacher and Counsellor. The workshop emphasized the importance of supporting students’ mental and emotional health. Teachers were guided on recognizing signs of distress, identifying behavioural and emotional indicators and building trust through consistency.

The second workshop, on Inclusivity and Equality in Classrooms, was led by the school Special Educator Ms. Manpreet. The session sensitized teachers to the principles of inclusivity and equality, focusing on understanding individual differences, distinguishing between equality and equity and celebrating diversity. Teachers were encouraged to be mindful of biased behaviour, promote collaborative learning and empower students through self-advocacy. The session reinforced the school’s dedication to building an inclusive and equitable learning atmosphere.

The final session, conducted by Counsellor Ms. Aadhshakti, addressed the crucial topics of Managing Violent Incidents, Bullying and Harassment. The workshop highlighted procedures for ensuring immediate safety, maintaining confidentiality and managing situations calmly. Teachers were trained to document events factually, provide emotional support, involve parents appropriately and follow legal as well as administrative protocols. The session also focused on preventing retaliation, applying restorative practices and reinforcing school policies to ensure a respectful and secure environment for students and staff. Through these comprehensive workshops, Saint Soldier International School reaffirmed its commitment to fostering a safe, inclusive and emotionally nurturing space where both teachers and students can thrive.

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