The Department of Science organized a special program to mark World Heart Day. The theme of the event was “Safety and Children,” focusing on raising awareness among students about the importance of heart health and preventive measures. The program was attended by Class IX students, teachers, and school dignitaries. The event commenced with a solemn prayer led by Mohammed Obaid of Class XI, followed by a warm welcome address delivered by Fenin Shavaera of Class XI, who greeted the gathering and set the tone for the day’s proceedings.
The session was conducted by Dr. Mohit Kaul, Associate Specialist in Emergency Medicine at Aster Hospital. Dr. Kaul delivered an interactive and insightful talk on child safety and first aid, covering practical steps for handling emergencies such as fractures, splint application, animal bites, nosebleeds, and burns. His presentation was both informative and engaging, equipping students with essential knowledge to respond effectively during emergencies. Dr. Kaul’s message encouraged students to take charge of their own health and raise awareness within their families and communities. The session emphasized the importance of being prepared to face emergencies with confidence and responsibility.
The Vice Principal of the Boys’ Section, Mr. Azam Khan, and the Vice Principal of the Girls’ Section, Dr. Nazima Bi Shaikh, presented a memento and bouquet to the Guest of Honour, Dr. Mohit Kaul, as a token of appreciation. The program concluded with a heartfelt vote of thanks proposed by the Eco Club Girls’ Section President, Sanam of Class XI. The event was coordinated under the guidance of the Department of Science, with the support of the Head of Department (Science), Mr. Riyas. The celebration not only honoured World Heart Day but also empowered students with life-saving skills, leaving them more aware, responsible, and prepared to face emergencies.
