CBSE Launches Offline Parenting Workshops: Empowering Student Well-Being

 CBSE Launches Offline Parenting Workshops: Empowering Student Well-Being 

 
 

 

Supporting Students Beyond the Classroom 

In a major step forward for holistic education, the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has launched offline parenting workshops aimed at nurturing student well-being across schools in India. This initiative builds on the successful Parenting Calendar program, strengthening the partnership between parents, teachers, and education experts to address students’ emotional health, learning outcomes, and future readiness. 

 

Workshop Highlights: From Emotional Intelligence to STEM Careers 

CBSE’s parenting workshops offer a blend of interactive sessions and expert talks covering a wide range of topics. Parents learn practical strategies to support emotional intelligence, digital literacy, and discipline at home, while educators share insights into cultivating curiosity, resilience, and problem-solving skills. Special emphasis is placed on STEM education, guiding parents to encourage their children’s interest in science, math, technology, and engineering from an early age. 

The workshops also feature open forums for parents to share experiences, ask questions, and collaborate on solutions for common challenges facing students today—especially as technology transforms the learning landscape. 

 

Building Stronger School-Home Partnerships 

By facilitating direct engagement between parents and teachers, CBSE’s workshops foster an inclusive community around each student’s well-being. Experienced facilitators ensure every session is accessible, evidence-based, and empowering, ultimately enabling children to thrive academically, socially, and emotionally. The program encourages ongoing communication so that parents remain actively involved in their children’s educational journey. 

 

Conclusion: A Roadmap for Holistic Growth 

CBSE’s move to host offline parenting workshops is a game-changing effort to prioritize student well-being. As schools and families collaborate more closely, students gain essential life skills and confidence for a dynamic future. MakersMuse celebrates CBSE’s commitment to holistic development and invites parents and educators to join hands for the next generation’s success. 

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