Message from the Principal Incharge

Dear Parents,

The world is currently going through a challenging phase, and as adults, our anxiety levels are understandably high. At times, this anxiety may unknowingly affect our children. It is important that we take conscious steps to reassure and comfort them, ensuring their emotional well-being.

As :content Reference[oaicite:0]{index=0} wisely said, “The best way to make children good is to keep them happy.”

Children often try to absorb and respond to the emotions around them, sometimes even attempting to comfort adults. However, it is our responsibility to remain grounded and confident, so we can provide them with the security they need.

Here are some simple ways through which we can support our children during such times:

• Remain calm and reassuring.
• Be available to listen and communicate openly.
• Teach children that illness can affect anyone, regardless of background.
• Monitor what children are exposed to on television, radio, and online platforms.
• Limit excessive exposure to distressing news and provide accurate information.
• Share age-appropriate and truthful information.
• Clarify misinformation or rumours from social media.
• Encourage hygiene and healthy habits to prevent illness.
• Engage in family activities like board games and movies.
• Avoid placing unnecessary academic pressure during stressful times.
• Encourage reading, problem-solving, and creative thinking.
• Help younger children with basics like handwriting and learning tables in fun ways.
• Guide older students to refer to NCERT resources for continuity in learning.
• Engage children in quizzes and discussions about current events.
• Spend quality time nurturing their creativity and emotional strength.

Let us, as parents and educators, work together to ensure that our children remain stress-free and emotionally secure. True education lies not only in developing the mind but also in nurturing the heart.

Mr. B. N. Jha
Principal Incharge