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Earth Day Celebration at Prerna Girls School

On April 22nd, 2026, Prerna Girls School, in collaboration with the Inner Wheel Club, celebrated Earth Day with great enthusiasm and purpose.

A vibrant painting competition was organised for students of Classes 6–10, where young minds beautifully expressed their thoughts on protecting our planet. Winners were awarded prizes to encourage their creativity and awareness.

The session also included an informative discussion on simple yet impactful ways to care for our Earth, followed by a heartfelt pledge taken by all students to become responsible and conscious citizens.

Together, we take small steps today for a greener tomorrow.

Strengthening communities through awareness and dialogue!

GyanSetu, in collaboration with Suraksha counsellors, organised two community meetings in Sikandarpur and Khurkhundapur, engaging 54 women in meaningful conversations around issues that deeply impact their lives.

The sessions focused on understanding domestic violence in its various forms, building awareness of women’s rights, and addressing the growing concerns around cyber crime. These discussions created a safe space for women to share their experiences, ask questions, and seek guidance.

By fostering open dialogue and connecting women to support systems, these meetings are an important step towards building informed, resilient communities where women feel empowered to recognise, resist, and respond to violence. 🌱

5 Indian Women Social Entrepreneurs Transforming Education Access

team highlights the work of five female social entrepreneurs who are changing the face of education for the underprivileged, paving the way for them to be included, empowered and also contributing to the overall development of the society in the long run.

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Urvashi Sahni, Founder, Study Hall Educational Foundation
Safeena Husain, Founder, Educate Girls
Sonal Kapoor, Founder, Protsahan India Foundation
Shaheen Mistri, Founder, Teach For India
Manasi Pradhan, Founder, OYSS Women

Four girls from our schools — Prerna Girls School and Vidyasthali School — represented at InvokED 5.0 as part of the “Up Close & Personal with GenNext” segment.

Riya and Anshika from Prerna Girls School, along with Khushi and Anushka from Study Hall - Vidyasthali, stepped into the role of podcast hosts — engaging directly with national and global leaders. Our girls had the opportunity to interview Jack Sim, Founder of the World Toilet Organization; Anandrao Patil, Additional Secretary, Department of School Education & Literacy, Ministry of Education; Shri Sunil Bajaj, Additional Director, SCERT Haryana; and Shri Harikumar Janakiraman, Director, Digital Education, Ministry of Education.

All four girls were also felicitated by Kumari Shibulal, Founder and Chairperson, Shibulal Family Philanthropic Initiatives in recognition of their participation and leadership.

Moments like these remind us what happens when girls are given the space, confidence, and platform to lead conversations that shape the future.

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Girls and boys playing, learning, and growing together as equals—Prerna Schools’ Junior Sports Day, ‘Reaching for the Sky’, celebrated confidence, teamwork, and the belief that when children are given equal opportunities and encouragement, they can rise beyond every limit.

On World Disability Day, we proudly celebrate Astha Rai of DOSTI Study Hall, who received the Rajya Stareeya Prerana Stotra from Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath.

Her journey from online learning challenges in Azamgarh to becoming a confident learner at DOSTI reflects the true power of inclusive education. For more than 20 years, DOSTI has ensured that children with disabilities are not left behind but given every opportunity to grow, participate, and shine.

Congratulations, Astha, we are so proud of you!

What a memorable day at the Prerna School Convocation!

A celebration of learning, equality, and the courage to shape one’s own future.
We were privileged to have Sri Asim Arun as our Chief Guest, whose inspiring message highlighted how education builds dignity and opportunity for every child.

Our wonderful Guests of Honour — Arlene Storm and Colin Jackson — added energy, kindness, and encouragement to the event, making the day even more special for our children.

From being first-generation learners to becoming confident, compassionate young citizens, our students shone bright on stage.
A convocation filled with heartfelt speeches, proud families, beaming graduates, and the spirit of Prerna!

Study Hall Educational Foundation (SHEF) launches “S*x, Relationships, and Society: Comprehensive S*xuality Education Curriculum.”

Education must prepare every young person to live with dignity and empathy. In line with the National Education Policy 2020, SHEF’s new S*x, Relationships, and Society curriculum marks a significant step toward transforming how schools approach sexuality education — from silence and stigma to dialogue and empowerment.

Comprehensive, age-appropriate sexuality education is essential for the holistic development of young people. The curriculum draws on years of research, student consultations, and pilot testing across SHEF’s network of schools.

It adopts a whole-person, rights-based approach that integrates knowledge, values, and critical thinking — helping students understand themselves, navigate relationships, and build a world rooted in care, respect, and equality.

Each curriculum set is accompanied by teacher training and mentoring, including a full-day workshop, follow-up sessions, and a year-long support program to help schools implement it effectively and meaningfully.

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