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Shalom Presidency School, in collaboration with IDC, conducted an enriching and insightful Career Planning Orientation Workshop for students of Grade XII on April 16, 2026. The session was led by Ms Radhika Narayan Lazarus, a distinguished and certified Career Counsellor from Boston University, who brings over a decade of experience in guiding students.
The workshop focused on helping students explore diverse career pathways, understand future opportunities, and make informed decisions about their professional journeys. Students were also introduced to the IDC app and its features, enabling them to access personalised guidance for their career-related queries.
The session was highly interactive, encouraging students to engage, ask questions, and gain clarity on various career options and decision-making processes. Overall, the workshop proved to be a valuable learning experience, equipping students with the awareness and confidence to navigate their future careers effectively.
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Shalom Presidency School, in collaboration with the Public Health Foundation of India, conducted an engaging and informative session on “Climate Change and Its Health Impacts” for students in Grades VI to VIII on 30 April 2026.
The session was led by a distinguished panel comprising Dr. Preeti Negandhi (Professor and Chair, JSW Centre for Climate Change and Health), Dr. Sandeep Kaur, and Ms Anushka Rajvansh. The objective of the session was to sensitise students to the concept of climate change and help them understand its direct and indirect impact on human health, particularly among children, while encouraging them to adopt responsible and sustainable practices.
The interactive session included age-appropriate explanations, real-life examples, and discussions on key topics such as air pollution, heat stress, waste management, hygiene, and environmental sustainability. Students were also guided on simple yet effective actions they can take to contribute towards a healthier environment.
The session proved to be highly insightful and engaging, fostering awareness and empowering students to become responsible and environmentally conscious citizens.
The Orientation Session for the Shalom – White Canvas Young CEO Program, Season 3 was successfully conducted on 11th April 2026, marking the beginning of another impactful journey following the remarkable success of its previous seasons.
The programme, introduced under the visionary guidance of the school management, is designed to cultivate entrepreneurial mindset, leadership qualities, and innovative thinking among students. It aims to equip young learners with practical exposure to real-world business concepts, preparing them to become future-ready leaders.
The session was led by Ms. Samaresh Shah, Founder of White Canvas, who provided an insightful overview of the programme. He elaborated on its vision, structure, and the wide range of opportunities it offers to students, including hands-on learning experiences and skill development in entrepreneurship.
The orientation witnessed active and enthusiastic participation from parents of students from Grades 8, 9, and 11. Their engagement and positive response reflected a strong alignment with the school’s vision of fostering creativity, leadership, and innovation in students.
The successful commencement of Season 3 reinforces the institution’s continued commitment to holistic education and empowering students to explore their potential beyond the classroom.
Shalom Presidency School launched the “Voice of Responsible Bharat” Certification Programme in collaboration with Consat Orahi and Brut India, taking another meaningful step towards nurturing informed, aware, and responsible citizens.
The session aimed to equip students with essential 21st-century skills such as media literacy, critical thinking, and responsible digital engagement. In today’s fast-paced digital world, where information spreads rapidly across multiple platforms, the programme highlighted the importance of identifying credible information, understanding media narratives, and becoming responsible consumers and creators of digital content.
The event was conducted by esteemed resource persons Ms Mehak Kasbekar, Ms Ananya Bhardwaj, and Ms Priyanka Sharma, who shared valuable insights on navigating the evolving media landscape. Through engaging discussions and interactive exchanges, students were guided in evaluating information critically, identifying bias, and understanding the significance of maintaining a responsible digital presence.
The session proved to be highly enriching and insightful, encouraging students to reflect on media ethics and the impact of their digital footprint. The initiative reinforced the school’s commitment to fostering responsible citizenship while preparing learners to participate thoughtfully and responsibly in the digital age.
