September 2026

When Exams Become Too Heavy: Protecting Children from the Pressure to Perform

Behind every examination paper is a child who needs encouragement, understanding and  above all, the reassurance that a mark sheet can never define their worth. Gowher Bhat  A child’s marks may appear on a report card, but the fear, pressure and anxiety behind those marks can remain invisible. For many children, exam season is not […]

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The Brain Doesn’t Care What You Know: What finally convinces the brain to change?

Umair Ashraf Every day, millions of people understand something that could completely change their lives, yet only a handful are transformed by that understanding. A student knows that disciplined study shapes tomorrow’s opportunities. A smoker understands the dangers of tobacco. Someone living with obsessive thoughts recognizes that the fear is irrational. A person recovering from

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Social Media and Mental Health Among Children and Teens

(Carol Vidal, M.D., Ph.D., M.P.H., child and adolescent psychiatrist at Johns Hopkins Children’s Center, and Jennifer Katzenstein, Ph.D., co-director of the Center for Behavioral Health at Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital, talk about what is known of social media’s effects on mental health in children and teens.) Key Points What is the impact of social media

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Mental Health Awareness: Coping with Stress and Building Emotional Well-being

Mental health is often discussed only when something goes wrong. We speak about depression, anxiety or stress when a person reaches a point where everyday life becomes difficult. But mental health is much more than the absence of mental illness. It is about how we think, feel, behave, handle difficulties, maintain relationships and respond to

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Daddy’s Day Delight: Throwback to Father’s Day

A special throwback to our Father’s Day celebration with our little Harvardians!Our little learners expressed their love and appreciation for their real-life superheroes—their fathers—through creativity and joy. With great excitement, they crafted beautiful badges, heartfelt cards, royal crowns, and adorable photo frames, each made with love and tiny hands.It was a heartwarming celebration filled with

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Inter-School Football Event (Zonal) – Boys

Inter-School Football Event (Zonal) – BoysThe Department of Youth Services and Sports, Zone Habbak, organized an Inter-School Zonal Football Tournament for boys. In this event, twenty teams from different schools of the zone participated with great enthusiasm.Our school team delivered an outstanding performance throughout the tournament. In the preliminary matches, our team secured convincing victories

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