As part of our commitment to student well-being, our school prioritises the safety of every child through structured health and emergency preparedness initiatives. 

One such key effort is our First Aid Training Programme, which equips both students and staff with essential life-saving skills, such as CPR, wound care, and emergency response techniques. Conducted by certified professionals, these sessions combine hands-on practice with scenario-based learning to build confidence and readiness. 

The training is integrated into our broader safety framework, supported by comprehensive school Safety Policies and Guidelines that outline procedures for medical emergencies, roles and responsibilities, and communication protocols. Through these proactive measures, we ensure that our school community is prepared to respond swiftly and responsibly in times of need.

To prepare our students for real-world challenges, our school conducts regular awareness programmes that foster knowledge, responsibility, and essential life skills. These initiatives empower students to become informed, confident, and responsible individuals.

In addition, we prioritise safety through comprehensive emergency evacuation programmes that cover scenarios such as fire outbreaks, earthquakes, medical emergencies, and security threats.

Key features include:

• Mock Drills: Regular practice sessions for students and staff to familiarise themselves with evacuation routes and procedures.
• Designated Assembly Points: Clearly marked safe zones for quick and organised evacuation.
• Staff Training: Teachers and support staff are trained in first aid and emergency response.
• Student Awareness: Age-appropriate sessions to help students respond calmly and responsibly.
• Collaboration with Authorities: Programmes are conducted in coordination with local emergency services.

Our campus is equipped with clearly marked emergency exits and designated assembly points to ensure swift and safe evacuations.

Supporting these efforts are our well-defined Safety Policies and Guidelines, which outline emergency protocols, roles and responsibilities, and communication plans. These policies are regularly reviewed to maintain a secure and prepared learning environment.