WELLBEING AT CIS
Student well-being is an integral part of life at CIS. It profoundly impacts students' overall development, academic achievement, and long-term success. Prioritizing student well-being creates a positive and supportive learning environment where students feel safe, valued, and empowered to reach their full potential. 
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When student well-being is prioritized, students feel emotionally and physically supported to take risks, explore new ideas, and actively participate in their learning. 
Positive enforcement and support of student well-being nurtures the development of crucial life skills, such as empathy, communication, problem-solving, and self-care. These skills are essential for students to thrive academically, build healthy relationships, and navigate challenges in their personal and professional lives. 
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At CIS all stakeholders are working collaboratively to drive our pillars of wellbeing through the school community.  
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Safety and Security: Feeling safe at school, both physically and emotionally, is the cornerstone of student wellbeing. 
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Healthy Body: Eating nutritious food, getting enough exercise, and sufficient sleep are crucial for their physical and mental health. 
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Happy Mind: Emotional well-being is essential. Understanding and expressing feelings helps students cope with stress and build resilience to face challenges. 
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Friends and Connections: Make friends and build positive relationships with their peers and teachers developed a feeling of belonging support. 
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Finding Purpose: Discover their interests and passions. Engagement in their learning and activities boosts motivation and happiness. 
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Balance: Understand the importance of managing time wisely. A balanced schedule that includes time for studies, hobbies, and relaxation is crucial for well-being. 
 
By understanding and supporting these key elements, we can all contribute to your child's overall well-being and success in school and life. Regular communication and support are essential for all of us, but especially our children.