Updates and Events

🎓 Career Guidance Session at ISWK Cambridge! 

An insightful and engaging career guidance session was conducted in collaboration with JAIN (Deemed-to-be University) on 4th October 2026 for our Grade 8 and A Level students.
The session empowered students with valuable insights into career prospects, making informed career choices, research opportunities and future pathways.

#ISWK #ISWKCambridge #CareerGuidance #HigherEducation #CareerExploration #FutureReady

Leading with Purpose: Student Council Workshop

Stepping into a leadership role is a defining milestone, igniting both personal growth and collective responsibility. To empower our newly appointed student council as they embrace these vital roles, the ABLE department recently hosted an immersive, high-impact Leadership Workshop.

 

University Career Fair: Inspiring Future Pathways

Our school recently hosted an engaging Career Fair in collaboration with UniHawk for our high school students, providing them with valuable opportunities to explore a wide range of career pathways. Students interacted with the representatives from various universities understanding the university options,requirements and future options.

 

Building Our Safety Net 

Navigating school life and everyday challenges looks different for everyone and no one has to do it alone!

Our recent Circle of Support Awareness Drive, led by the ABLE Department, was all about making sure every student knows their channels of support. From colorful affirmation loops crafted by our amazing student volunteers across our hallways to thoughtful classroom sessions and personalized support circles for Grades 6 through 12, our school community truly came together.

Remember, asking for help is a strength, and our school extends support through the ABLE department.

#CircleOfSupport #StudentWellbeing #SchoolCounseling #MentalHealthMatters #SchoolCommunity #ABLEDepartment #HereForYou#ISWKCambridge

 

Smart Parenting Session

Parenting is the most important job in the world—and the one we get the least training for. 🤍

The ABLE Dept hosted its very first Smart Parenting Session for our CBSE & Cambridge families with children aged 3–5.

Together, we unpacked four key pillars: ✨ Boundaries ✨ Modelling ✨ Communication ✨ Resilience

It was a morning filled with real conversations, honest reflections, and a room full of parents who care deeply about growing alongside their children. We couldn’t be prouder of this community! 🌿

#SmartParenting #ABLE #EarlyChildhood #ParentingJourney #ISWK #CBSE #ISWKCambridge #PositiveParenting #ParentingSupport

 

Autism Awareness – 28/4/2026

The ABLE department conducted an Autism Awareness initiative at the school on 28/4/26.The initiative was led by the students of Grade 8C by organizing  a special assembly to highlight the importance of understanding, acceptance and inclusion of individuals with autism.A school-wide poster-making activity was also held, where students shared creative messages promoting awareness.

To show support, staff members dressed in blue, symbolizing solidarity with the cause.The activity successfully promoted awareness and encouraged a more inclusive school environment.

 

Positive Discipline Session – 23/04/2026

Grades 6–8 students participated in an interactive workshop conducted by the ABLE department along with the Disciplinary team,focusing on Positive Discipline. In middle school, social dynamics and emotional regulation become more complex, and our session aimed to give students the tools to navigate these years with confidence and accountability. The students were also briefed on the school rules,policies and disciplinary actions.

Parent Engagement Session – 11/04/2026

On 11/04/2026, at ISWKI ABLE department hosted its first ‘Smart Parenting Tips for Growing Minds’ session, bringing together parents of Grades 3–8 for an inspiring 45-minute morning . Guided by research , parents explored how to set loving boundaries, build intrinsic motivation, and manage screen time across different age groups. We discussed why children without consistent limits often struggle — and how small, calm changes at home make a lasting difference. Parents left with a digital practical handbook, a personal commitment card, and renewed confidence.

 

 

Updates and Events

An insightful and engaging career guidance session was conducted in collaboration with JAIN (Deemed-to-be University) on 4th October 2026 for our Grade 8 and A Level students.
The session empowered students with valuable insights into career prospects, making informed career choices, research opportunities and future pathways.

#ISWK #ISWKCambridge #CareerGuidance #HigherEducation #CareerExploration #FutureReady

Stepping into a leadership role is a defining milestone, igniting both personal growth and collective responsibility. To empower our newly appointed student council as they embrace these vital roles, the ABLE department recently hosted an immersive, high-impact Leadership Workshop.

 

Our school recently hosted an engaging Career Fair in collaboration with UniHawk for our high school students, providing them with valuable opportunities to explore a wide range of career pathways. Students interacted with the representatives from various universities understanding the university options,requirements and future options.

 

Navigating school life and everyday challenges looks different for everyone and no one has to do it alone!

Our recent Circle of Support Awareness Drive, led by the ABLE Department, was all about making sure every student knows their channels of support. From colorful affirmation loops crafted by our amazing student volunteers across our hallways to thoughtful classroom sessions and personalized support circles for Grades 6 through 12, our school community truly came together.

Remember, asking for help is a strength, and our school extends support through the ABLE department.

#CircleOfSupport #StudentWellbeing #SchoolCounseling #MentalHealthMatters #SchoolCommunity #ABLEDepartment #HereForYou#ISWKCambridge

 

Parenting is the most important job in the world—and the one we get the least training for. 🤍

The ABLE Dept hosted its very first Smart Parenting Session for our CBSE & Cambridge families with children aged 3–5.

Together, we unpacked four key pillars: ✨ Boundaries ✨ Modelling ✨ Communication ✨ Resilience

It was a morning filled with real conversations, honest reflections, and a room full of parents who care deeply about growing alongside their children. We couldn’t be prouder of this community! 🌿

#SmartParenting #ABLE #EarlyChildhood #ParentingJourney #ISWK #CBSE #ISWKCambridge #PositiveParenting #ParentingSupport

 

The ABLE department conducted an Autism Awareness initiative at the school on 28/4/26.The initiative was led by the students of Grade 8C by organizing  a special assembly to highlight the importance of understanding, acceptance and inclusion of individuals with autism.A school-wide poster-making activity was also held, where students shared creative messages promoting awareness.

To show support, staff members dressed in blue, symbolizing solidarity with the cause.The activity successfully promoted awareness and encouraged a more inclusive school environment.

 

Grades 6–8 students participated in an interactive workshop conducted by the ABLE department along with the Disciplinary team,focusing on Positive Discipline. In middle school, social dynamics and emotional regulation become more complex, and our session aimed to give students the tools to navigate these years with confidence and accountability. The students were also briefed on the school rules,policies and disciplinary actions.

On 11/04/2026, at ISWKI ABLE department hosted its first ‘Smart Parenting Tips for Growing Minds’ session, bringing together parents of Grades 3–8 for an inspiring 45-minute morning . Guided by research , parents explored how to set loving boundaries, build intrinsic motivation, and manage screen time across different age groups. We discussed why children without consistent limits often struggle — and how small, calm changes at home make a lasting difference. Parents left with a digital practical handbook, a personal commitment card, and renewed confidence.