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The PSHE programme (Personal, Social and Health Education) at King’s College India is an essential part of our curriculum, with dedicated weekly lessons tailored to be age-appropriate, stimulating, and engaging. This programme promotes student well-being, safeguarding, and community cohesion, aiming to make our students better citizens. We focus on three core themes: health and well-being, relationships, and living in the wider world—including economic well-being and responsible citizenship.
Inclusive Education
As an inclusive school, we are committed to providing access to education for all students, regardless of age, gender, sexual orientation, disabilities, race, or national origin. Our commitment ensures that children with different abilities receive maximum learning exposure in diverse group settings. All students are welcomed, supported, and are integral members of the KCI community. Those with special education needs are provided with appropriate accommodations and support to help them achieve their full potential.
- Individual and small-group counselling
- Safe, confidential, and child-centred support
- Early identification and timely intervention
- Strengths-based guidance to build confidence and resilience
- Emotional wellbeing and self-regulation
- Managing stress, anxiety, and exam pressure
- Healthy friendships and social confidence
- Smooth transitions and personal challenges
- Counselling integrated into daily school life
- Close collaboration between parents, counsellors, and educators
- Creative and movement-based strategies for emotional regulation
- Focus on long-term wellbeing and independence
Counselor Services:
At King’s, our Counselling Services provide a safe, professional, and nurturing space where students are supported to grow emotionally, socially, and academically.
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We work in partnership with families to ensure every child feels heard, supported, and empowered to reach their full potential—academically, emotionally, and personally.
