What is for lunch today? A question so innocent that it sounds almost harmless…until one is a parent trying to get a child ready for school on time. The kitchen in every household transforms into a high-pressure decision-making centre in the morning. The child tumbles out of bed and with sleepy eyes asks the dreaded question, “What am I getting for lunch today?”
“Anything you like,” says the parent, immediately regretting the answer.
“Anything?”
“Yes.”
“I don’t want anything.”
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The Entrepreneurial Literacy Programme at SBGS Moira Street is one of the most exciting student-led initiatives, bringing together students from various classes to experience the thrill of entrepreneurship firsthand. From brainstorming ideas and planning budgets to marketing products and managing customers, the Entrepreneurial Literacy Programme is a fun, hands-on experience that brings learning to life.
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The first word that comes to our minds when we think of athletics is ‘energy’…and trust me, if you have ever watched a sprinter explode off the blocks or an athlete soar through the air during a high jump, you will know exactly what I mean. Athletics is not just about running faster, jumping higher or throwing farther. It is about strength, stamina, grit, discipline and showing up every single day—even when your muscles are staging a full-blown protest and here is the thing most people forget - all that hard work needs fuel.
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Imagine a student who refuses to eat rajma chawal made by her mother, skips her best friend's birthday cake, ponders over the ingredients in her tiffin and feels guilty after eating one mithai. People around her call her health-conscious… but is she really that? Millions of students and young adults like her are so fixated on healthy eating that it negatively affects their well-being. It becomes a compulsion rather than a choice.
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Every day, students walk into classrooms carrying battles that remain unnoticed. Eating disorders are one of the most dangerous hidden struggles that one goes through. There is a lot of misunderstanding regarding that as well. Conditions like anorexia nervosa and bulimia nervosa affect a large number of students and young people. Early recognition can make a real difference and can even save lives. Anorexia nervosa is an eating disorder that involves limiting how much one eats due to a distorted self-image.
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