Bahrain: On June 22nd, 2024, New Horizon School along with the PTA hosted the highly anticipated ‘GATEKEEPER’ workshop at Zinj campus, marking a significant milestone in the school’s commitment to sustainability and holistic education. The event featured a comprehensive agenda that brought together educators and parents from both Zinj and Segayya campuses,and a team of experts from American Mission Hospital to address key issues and launch new initiatives.
The workshop commenced with an inspiring opening address by Mrs. Deepthi Aghil, the President of the PTA, warmly welcoming all attendees.Dr. Ankita Agarwal, the JKG class representative, unveiled a series of innovative sustainable solutions aimed at reducing the school’s environmental footprint. Her presentation included a comprehensive recycling program, and a school garden project to promote organic farming.
Dr. Babu Ramachandran provided an insightful overview of the ‘GATEKEEPER Workshop’, detailing its objectives and the critical role it plays in safeguarding the mental health and well-being of students. Dr. Feba Percy Paul delivered an engaging seminar titled ‘Happy Adults = Happy Children,’ highlighting the connection between adult well-being and child development.
The Chairman of the school, Mr. Joy Mathews, addressed the gathering, commending the PTA and the school administration for their unwavering commitment to sustainability and student welfare. The school Principal, Mrs. Vandana Sateesh, shared insights on the successful implementation of various sustainability projects and the positive impact they have had on students.
In a heartfelt ceremony, the school recognized the invaluable contributions of several doctors and Mrs. Nayanthara Salim for their support in promoting health and well-being within the school community. The event concluded with a vote of thanks by Mrs. Shruti Parekh, who expressed her appreciation to all speakers, guests, and participants.The ‘GATEKEEPER’ Workshop and the launch of sustainable solutions were a resounding success, setting a benchmark for future initiatives.
