Education News Highlights: CBSE Talkathon, Science Quiz, Teacher Workshops & Student Achievements

Education News Highlights: CBSE Talkathon, Science Quiz, Teacher Workshops and Student Achievements
The education sector witnessed several notable activities and student-focused initiatives, ranging from awareness programmes and academic competitions to teacher development workshops and sporting achievements.
CBSE Conducts Talkathon on Substance-Abuse Prevention
The CBSE organised a 45-minute Talkathon focusing on substance-abuse prevention. The session provided students with an opportunity to discuss important issues such as mental health, peer pressure and responsible decision-making.
The initiative aimed to encourage open discussions and greater awareness among students about the challenges associated with substance abuse.
Schools Participate in Inter-School Science Quiz
In Kolkata, 14 schools participated in an inter-school science quiz. Students were tested on their knowledge of science, current affairs and analytical thinking.
South City International School emerged as the champion, highlighting the importance of academic competitions in encouraging students to apply their knowledge beyond the classroom.
Happy Classroom” Workshop for Teachers
AKSIPS-45 Chandigarh hosted a “Happy Classroom” workshop aimed at helping teachers create more positive and engaging learning environments.
The session focused on approaches that can make classrooms more student-centred and supportive, encouraging teachers to consider how classroom experiences can influence students’ learning and participation.
DAV Public School Students Shine in Fencing
Students from DAV Public School, Chandigarh, achieved success at an Under-17 boys’ fencing tournament. The school secured a silver medal, while its students also won individual medals in the competition.
The achievement highlights students’ participation in competitive sports alongside their academic activities.
Self-Defence Workshop Held for Students in Noida
Delhi Public School, Noida, conducted a two-day self-defence workshop for students from Classes 4 to 9.
The programme focused on safety awareness and building confidence among students, giving them practical exposure to basic self-defence skills.
A Look at the Bigger Picture
These developments reflect the diverse range of activities taking place in schools—from academic competitions and awareness programmes to teacher training, sports and personal-safety initiatives.
Such programmes provide students and teachers with opportunities to develop skills that extend beyond traditional classroom learning.