The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) is set to organise the National Adolescent Summit 2024, a two-day event centred on life skills, mental health, and overall well-being. The summit will take place on December 20-21, 2024, at the National Bal Bhawan in New Delhi.
Objectives of the Summit
The summit aims to empower students by providing an inclusive platform to develop life skills essential for personal and academic success. Aligned with the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020, it emphasises mental health awareness and sustainable well-being practices for adolescents.
Key Highlights
The event will feature a variety of engaging and educational activities, including:
Health and Wellness Exhibition: A showcase of innovative student-led ideas promoting physical and mental well-being.
YUVA Sansad: A student-led parliament where participants will deliberate on issues related to adolescent well-being.
KALAKRITI: A painting competition encouraging young artists to convey their stories and emotions through art.
ELOQUENCE: A platform for aspiring debaters and public speakers to compete and develop confidence in expressing their opinions.
Participation Details
Eligibility: Students from Classes IX to XII.
Team Composition: Each school can nominate a team of four students and one teacher.
Registration Deadline: November 30, 2024.
Fee: Participation is free, but schools are responsible for arranging their travel and accommodation.
Promoting Adolescent Well-Being
The National Adolescent Summit 2024 is part of CBSE's ongoing efforts to promote holistic development among students. By focusing on critical areas such as mental health and life skills, the initiative aims to prepare adolescents for challenges in both their personal and academic journeys while fostering a culture of empathy, resilience, and well-being.
For more information and registration, schools are encouraged to visit the CBSE website.
CBSE to Host National Adolescent Summit 2024, Focusing on Life Skills and Well-Being
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