Watching my son grow at DPS Sharjah has been one of the most beautiful and rewarding experiences of my life as a parent. When he first joined the school, there was excitement, curiosity, and, of course, a little nervousness. Looking back, I realise that the little boy who walked into school with so many questions …
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October 5, 2026
The Little Conversations That Matter Most
For the past ten years, parenthood has been one of the most cherished parts of my life. Being a mother to two wonderful children has taught me lessons that no classroom, book, or mentor ever could. They have taught me patience, empathy, self-care, and the importance of remaining an individual rather than becoming a perpetually …
Growing With Every Opportunity
As parents, we often measure our children’s growth through visible milestones – certificates, awards, performances and achievements. Yet, some of the moments that shape a child most deeply are the ones that never make it into a certificate. They are the moments when a child faces the unexpected, takes a breath, steps forward and says, …
From Our Childhood to Theirs: Bridging the Gap
“We often say, “Our children have everything we never had, so why are they struggling so much?” But perhaps the real question is: “Do they have what they need most from us?” As millennial parents, we sometimes forget that our children are growing up in a world vastly different from the one we knew. We …
When Things Don’t Go as Planned
A few days ago, my child came home with a test paper. The marks were lower than usual. Nothing dramatic happened, but I could see a little disappointment on their face. “Not happy with the marks?” I asked. “No. I thought I would do better.” Instead of immediately asking, “Why did you get so few …
Discipline Begins with Values!
As parents, we all aspire to see our children grow into confident, compassionate, responsible, and successful individuals. While academic achievement is important, true success goes beyond marks, grades, and qualifications. It is equally important for children to develop strong character, positive attitudes, and the ability to make responsible choices. At the heart of this development …
Choosing the Right University Without Losing Your Well-Being
For many Grade 12 students, choosing a university can feel like a race against time. Rankings, admission requirements, application deadlines, family expectations, and advice from friends can quickly turn an exciting decision into a stressful one. But university selection does not have to be a source of constant anxiety. The first step is to remember …
What My Journey Taught Me About Wellness
When I think about wellness, I do not think about a perfect routine. I have understood it gradually through my own experiences. My journey with yoga began unexpectedly in Grade 11 after attending a school workshop. Curious about how breathing and movement affect the body and mind, I joined a government yoga course in Kerala. …
The Teacher Health Battery Challenge
A quick assessment of health wellness to recharge yourselfTeachers spend their days giving—giving knowledge, attention, patience, encouragement, creativity and emotional support. From the first bell of the morning to the last email of the day, teachers are constantly “switched on.” Consider yourself a mobile phone and check what percentage would your battery show right now? …
The 2026 Nutrition Conversation: Do We Need More Protein – or More Fibre?
Walk into a supermarket today and you will see “high protein” everywhere – protein bars, protein cereals, protein drinks, protein breads and even protein snacks. But there is another nutrient that deserves just as much attention: fibre. As teachers, we often have busy mornings, back-to-back classes, meetings and limited time for proper meals. During such …