Kurali, Oct. 27 -- With the aim of promoting child safety, strengthening awareness of personal boundaries, and building self-confidence, Brookfield International School, Siswan Road, organised a special child safety and awareness session for students of Classes 1 and 2. The session was led by the school's primary coordinator, Monica Singh, with the support of the teachers of Classes 1 and 2. During the session, young students were educated in an age-appropriate and easy-to-understand manner about recognising appropriate and inappropriate touch, personal safety, using respectful language, and speaking up without fear in uncomfortable or inappropriate situations. The children were taught that their bodies and personal boundaries must be respected and that they should immediately inform a trusted adult if anyone's behaviour makes them feel uncomfortable. To make the session more engaging and effective, activities such as role-play, situation-based exercises, quizzes, and interactive discussions were included. Through these activities, students learned when it might be necessary to say "no," move away from an unsafe situation, and seek help immediately. The students were encouraged to communicate openly with their parents, inform their class teacher whenever necessary, and seek assistance from the school's protection officer, Bindu Sharma. Addressing the students, Monica Singh highlighted the importance of speaking politely, respecting the feelings of classmates, understanding personal boundaries, and treating others with kindness. She said that continuous communication and cooperation between the school and parents are essential for developing safety awareness among children....