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Peer Educator Introductory Session 2025–26
The Health & Wellness Programme at the Blue Bells Group of Schools is a living movement that weaves values, life skills, and emotional well-being into the fabric of everyday learning. Conceived by Dr. Alka Saxena, Associate Director (Social & Emotional Learning), a visionary educationist celebrated for her pioneering spirit, this Peer Educator Programme was envisioned to ignite leadership from within, equipping young minds to become authentic role models and trusted health ambassadors for their peers.
The vision came alive at B D Blue Bells Public School on September 25, 2025, where newly appointed Peer Educators from BBMS and BDBBPS, alongside the outgoing 2024–25 cohort, gathered for a memorable Introductory Session. Senior leadership from both schools graced the occasion, lending their encouragement. The programme, led by Health & Wellness Ambassadors and Peer Mentors, blended interactive activities with thought-provoking discussions, equipping the incoming leaders with a clear sense of purpose and direction. Dr. Alka Saxena illuminated the path ahead, outlining roles and responsibilities with warmth and clarity.
A highlight of the day was the Felicitation Ceremony, which honoured the 2024–25 Peer Educator Team with Certificates of Appreciation for their dedication to fostering a supportive and inclusive school culture. Adding further depth to the event was the Experience Sharing segment, part of the Peer Educator-led Anti-Bullying Campaign. The mentor and students were awarded the Certificate of Appreciation to taking the research deeper and broader to all stakeholders. They shared their learnings on the various types of bullying, that it creates a ripple effect, and how to stop it.
The event concluded with an
inspiring address by Dr. Alka Saxena, who urged Peer Educators to lead with
empathy, integrity, and courage. The session not only prepared the student
leaders for their new responsibilities but also ignited a shared vision of
well-being and positive leadership across the Blue Bells community.
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