Health & Well being Awareness Session (7th October 2026)
Health & Well-being Awareness Session was organised for the teaching and non-teaching staff of CJM International School, Kharghar, on 7th October 2026 in the School Hall. The session was organised by the Medical Committee of the school with the objective of creating awareness about important health concerns, preventive care, and the importance of maintaining a healthy lifestyle.
The programme was conducted in the gracious presence of our respected Principal, Sr. Sheron Pereira, whose constant encouragement and support contributed greatly to the successful organisation of the session.
We were privileged to have with us a team of experienced medical professionals who shared their valuable knowledge, practical guidance, and insights with our staff members.
Session by Dr. Charan Reddy
Dr. Charan Reddy, Consultant Interventional Cardiologist, conducted an informative session focusing on heart health, brain stroke, and overall well-being.
He spoke about heart attacks and brain strokes, highlighting the importance of recognising warning signs and taking timely medical action. He also introduced the 6E concept and shared practical guidance on how to maintain good health through awareness, preventive measures, healthy habits, and timely medical care.
His session was highly informative and helped the staff understand the importance of being proactive about their health and responding appropriately during medical emergencies.
Session on Women’s Health
Dr. Rohini Khera Bhatt, Consultant Obstetrician, Gynecologist & Robotic Surgeon, conducted an insightful session on various aspects of women’s health.
The session covered important topics including:
* Common gynaecological problems
* Understanding the menstrual cycle
* Menopause and the changes associated with it
* Awareness and prevention of cervical cancer
* Breast cancer awareness and the importance of early detection
* Vaccines related to cervical cancer, including HPV vaccination
The session provided valuable information and encouraged staff members to be more aware of their health, understand changes in their bodies, and seek timely professional advice when required.
Contribution of the Medical Team
We express our sincere gratitude to Mr. Kranti Yadav, Coordinator of the Medical Team, for his valuable presence, coordination, and support in organising and facilitating the session. His efforts helped ensure smooth communication and coordination between the medical team and the school.
We also extend our heartfelt appreciation to Mr. Prakash Wardikar, Manager, for his presence, cooperation, and support throughout the programme. His assistance and coordination played an important role in ensuring the smooth conduct of the session.
Overall Impact
The Health & Well-being Awareness Session was an enriching and meaningful experience for all the teaching and non-teaching staff. It provided an opportunity to interact with medical experts and gain practical knowledge about heart health, brain stroke, healthy living, women’s health, cancer awareness, and preventive healthcare.
The session reinforced the message that awareness, prevention, healthy lifestyle choices, and timely medical attention are essential for maintaining good health and well-being.
The school extends its sincere gratitude to Dr. Charan Reddy, Dr. Rohini Khera Bhatt, Mr. Kranti Yadav, and Mr. Prakash Wardikar for their valuable contribution and support.
We also express our heartfelt thanks to our respected Principal, Sr. Sheron Pereira, the School Medical Committee, and all the teaching and non-teaching staff members for their enthusiastic participation and cooperation in making the session a meaningful Success
Cleanliness Drive on the Occasion of Gandhi Jayanti (30th September 2026)
On the occasion of Gandhi Jayanti, a cleanliness drive was organised at Convent of Jesus and Mary International School, Kharghar, on 30th September 2026. The students of the Secondary Section enthusiastically participated in the drive with great zeal and responsibility.
As part of the initiative, the students cleaned and organised their respective classrooms. They took responsibility for keeping their surroundings neat and hygienic and worked together with enthusiasm and cooperation.
The activity helped the students understand the importance of cleanliness, discipline,teamwork and civic responsibility. It also reflected Mahatma Gandhi’s message that cleanliness is an essential part of a healthy and responsible life.
The enthusiastic participation of the students made the cleanliness drive a meaningful and successful initiative.
Empowering Young Minds: A Health and Wellness Workshop for Girls (11th September 2026)
The workshop was graced by Dr. Rohini Khera Bhatt, Consultant in Obstetrics, Gynecology and Robotic Surgery at Apollo Hospitals, Navi Mumbai. An accomplished medical professional, Dr. Bhatt completed her MBBS with First Division from King George’s Medical University, Lucknow, followed by an MS in Obstetrics and Gynecology from S.N. Medical College, Agra, where she was a Gold Medalist for her outstanding academic performance. She further earned her DNB in 2016 and the prestigious MRCOG from the United Kingdom in 2022.
With over a decade of experience, Dr. Bhatt specialises in high-risk pregnancies, antenatal care, minimally invasive and laparoscopic gynecological surgeries, hysteroscopic procedures, infertility and reproductive health. She has also managed complex gynecological cases and high-risk obstetric conditions, with a strong commitment to advancing women’s healthcare through modern and minimally invasive techniques.
The programme commenced with an introduction to the distinguished speaker by an ICSE student. Dr. Bhatt then engaged the students in an insightful and age-appropriate discussion on PCOD (Polycystic Ovarian Disease) and various health concerns that may arise during the growing-up years. She explained the menstrual cycle and discussed stress-related concerns, lifestyle factors and common gynecological health issues among women. The students were also sensitised to the importance of recognising symptoms at an early stage, maintaining personal health and seeking timely medical guidance whenever required.
A significant part of the session focused on practical dos and don’ts that girls should follow in their daily lives to maintain a healthy body and develop a confident personality. Dr. Bhatt encouraged the students to understand and respect their bodies and make informed choices regarding their health and well-being.
The session was highly interactive, with the girls participating enthusiastically and asking questions freely. Their curiosity and active involvement made the workshop engaging, meaningful and enriching.
The programme concluded with a heartfelt Vote of Thanks, presented by a State Board student, expressing gratitude to Dr. Rohini Khera Bhatt for her valuable guidance and for empowering the students with greater awareness and confidence about their health.
The workshop proved to be a significant initiative by CJM International School towards nurturing informed, responsible and confident young women.
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