February 11, 2026:
The Department of Science organized the programme “Let the Teen Talk” on 11 February 2026 in the Multipurpose Hall for the Middle and Secondary sections. The session focused on Adolescent Education, providing students a platform to discuss emotional, social, academic, and digital challenges during teenage years. The programme began at 2:10 PM with a prayer by Zeba (7B2), followed by a welcome speech by Amna (7B2), who highlighted the importance of open conversations during adolescence. The highlight was an engaging panel discussion moderated by School Counselor and Foundational Session Coordinator, Ms. Sajina Cholayil. She guided the discussion smoothly and posed thought-provoking questions to the panelists. Ubaid Vasim spoke about friendship and peer pressure, encouraging wise choices and strong values. Maryam Rayyan addressed feelings of being left out and urged students to embrace individuality. Ishfa Firdos discussed academic pressure and shared tips for balancing studies and well-being. Ayman Sharif emphasized self-identity and self-esteem, while homeschool representative Muhammad Riyas highlighted responsible digital and social media usage. The discussion was interactive, with panelists adding viewpoints and students participating actively in the open forum. The moderator concluded by summarizing key takeaways on communication, balance, and self-awareness. The Principal, Mr. Rafiq Rahim, and Senior Headmaster, Mr. Rafeeque Ahmed, appreciated the speakers and encouraged open communication and responsible decision-making. The programme concluded with a certificate distribution led by Shimrin (7B2) and a vote of thanks by Nuha (7B2). Overall, “Let the Teen Talk” was an insightful and impactful event that created a safe space for adolescents to express themselves and learn from one another.
