An insightful session was held for the teachers of Scottish High on Safeguarding Classrooms
conducted by Pratisandhi Foundation, a non-profit organization dedicated to de-stigmatizing
sexuality education and raising awareness to help teachers make informed decisions while
nurturing student behaviour.
The session, led by Ms Anisha Hallan, an experienced sexuality educator, and Dr. Kaavya Sreedhar a gynaecologist, with extensive experience in both medical practice and sexuality
education focused on equipping teachers with the tools and knowledge to create safe and
inclusive classrooms, free from stereotypes and biases.
Teachers gained an understanding of the harmful effects of gender stereotyping, which can lead
to emotional distress and mental health issues in students and were encouraged to reflect on
their own biases and avoid making assumptions that could reinforce stereotypes. Additionally,
they were taught to carefully assess classroom situations before taking action, ensuring a
supportive and inclusive environment for all students.
The workshop was a success, with all teachers actively participating and leaving with practical
tools to safeguard their classrooms.
We are delighted to announce that our Highlanders have once again made us very proud with their outstanding performance in the Grade X IGCSE 2026 Examinations. Maintaining our 100% pass rate streak, we are pleased to share that:• Our school toppers are Emya Jain & Ojasvi Singla with scores of 8 A* in all 8 […]
Celebrating Wellness and Mindfulness Day, our dedicated Wellbeing Captains took a wonderful initiative to spread awareness about the importance of emotional well-being, self-care, and positive thinking among the Highlanders. Visiting different classes across the Primary Wing, they actively engaged students through meaningful discussions and interactive activities that promoted mindfulness, kindness, gratitude, and healthy lifestyle habits.
