Indus Galaxy Achar Junejo School.

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Our day just got a little brighter with this smile! 🌞

Shout-out to this little guy in Rajasthan and everyone in his community helping keep him safe from COVID-19.

Let’s continue to do our part, by wearing a mask and getting fully vaccinated – so that there are more bright days to come!

Play-based learning fosters healthy child development.

When children play, they collaborate, develop language skills, and learn more about the world around them.

Find out more about the power of play and how it’s implemented globally from our panel: https://ydprize.org/3lK5RK9

⚠ Beware of our children! 👇

1: Warn your daughter or son not to sit on anyone's lap, no matter the situation, including uncles.

2: Avoid dressing in front of your children from the age of 2.

3. Never allow an adult to refer to your child as "my wife" or "my husband"

4. Whenever your child goes out to play with his friends, be sure to find a way to find out what type of game he plays, because young people abuse themselves sexually. And this is not new...

5. Never have your child visit an adult with whom he is not comfortable, and also consider whether your child becomes a big fan of a particular adult.

6. Once, a very cheerful child suddenly becomes shy. You may need to be patient and cautious, as well as clear up a few questions about why you are behaving.

7. Educate carefully about the correct values of sexuality. If you don't, society will teach you the wrong values.

8: It is always advisable to review any new material, such as cartoons you just bought from them, before you start watching them.

9. Make sure to enable parental controls on your cable networks and advise your friends, especially your children's. Visit frequently.

10. Teach your children from 3 years to wash their private parts well and warn them never to allow anyone to touch them (remember, caring begins at home and with you).

11: Keep away any associated materials that you think could endanger your child's mental health (this includes music, movies, and even friends and family).

12: Once your child complains about a particular person, don't keep quiet.
Remember, we are the parents who raise future parents.

And remember: "Pain lasts a lifetime".

New York Times’ “February Vocabulary Challenge” welcomed middle and high school students to recommend another word of their own.

Read more
https://pakistanbeat.com/2022/04/11/pakistani-teenage-invents-a-new-word/

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How long did it take you to get to school?

11-year-old Amir and 12-year-old Husain from India walk 14 kilometres to school and back every day. Despite their long journey, they are excited to return to the classroom after COVID-19 closures.

We must provide every child with the support they need to access education - no matter where they live.