Emotional Wellbeing

The Bishop Scott School aims to cater to diverse learners to provide a supportive and enabling environment in order to ensure inclusivity, equality, equity, and accessibility for all learners by catering through all three domains - Cognitive, Affective, and Psychomotor.

At Bishop Scott School, we pay special attention to the emotional needs of our students and strive to support them not just academically but also emotionally.

Counselling session with learners

Our school has a dedicated Counselling Department which helps our learners overcome the various emotional struggles they go through in everyday life.

Offering individual and group counselling, we build resilience in students and help them become empathetic and balanced individuals of the global community. The expert counsellors assist the students with exam stress, friendship/relationship issues, trauma, bullying issues, anger, anxiety and more. Offering a secure and supporting environment, they deal with the issues in a confidential manner with an emphasis on solution-focused techniques.

Normalize mental health conversations

Intellectual Development (Bauddhik Vikas):

Observation, experimentation, analytical ability, abstract and divergent thinking, synthesis, logical reasoning, linguistic skills, imagination, creativity, power of discrimination, generalization, and abstraction. Intellectual well-being is having a sense of curiosity for what you’re learning, thinking critically and creatively, and being open to new ideas; it’s being a lifelong learner. Intellectual well-being is fostered at Bishop Scott School by challenging the learners to explore, and experiment, and treat setbacks as opportunities for growth and development. Skills that enhance reflection, self-awareness, critical and creative thinking, problem-solving, and decision-making, whether in the class or outside the classroom are integrated into the classroom transaction through various practices. Practices that promote Intellectual Well-being at Bishop Scott School Engaging classrooms ,Age-appropriate pedagogical strategies,Experiential learning and experimentation,Education for Sustainable Development ,Integration of music, dance, theatre, sports, technology etc into education,Research-Based Projects , Activities and clubs that are beyond academics,Internships and Entrepreneurship, Careers and Vocational education,Competency-based education and assessment,Parent engagement ,Community Engagement ,Holistic Progress Card etc....

Wellness Initiatives and Mindfulness Lessons

Socio-Emotional & Spiritual Well-Being/Mental Development (Manasik and Chaitsik Vikas):

Concentration, peace, will and willpower, courage, handling negative emotions, developing virtues (maulyavardhan), the willingness to appreciate and participate in activities like visual and performing arts, culture, and literature. Socio-emotional Well-Being is having self-awareness by knowing your limits, knowing when to press pause and knowing when to seek support, either from a friend or professional. Staying in tune with your emotions helps you manage stress and foster your mental health so you can bounce back from challenging moments and maintain balance. When you feel better, you perform better- not just academically, but in all areas of life. Community is made up of the people around us; our peers, mentors, faculty, family, and colleagues. Social well-being is building and maintaining healthy relationships and having meaningful, authentic interactions with others. It is having a sense of belonging while valuing diversity. It involves communication, navigating conflict, boundary setting, and mutual respect regardless of our differences.

Spiritual Development (Chaitsik Vikas):

Happiness, love and compassion, spontaneity, freedom, aesthetic sense, the journey of ‘turning the awareness inwards’. Practices at Bishop Scott School that promote the Socio-Emotional and Spiritual Well-Being of learners Positive Classroom Environment ,Teacher-taught relationship ,Differentiated teaching learning ,Collaborative classroom activities,Availability of Counsellors and Special Educators,Life Skills Program,School Calendar activities based on Cognitive, Affective, and Psychomotor domains,Performance Enhancement Programs ,Individual Education Program , Collaboration with parents,Collaboration with community ,Holistic Progress Cards