Supporting Emotional Well-being
At Greenland School, student counselling is a cornerstone of our commitment to nurturing not just academically successful but emotionally balanced individuals. Our counselling program provides students with a safe, confidential space to express their feelings, discuss challenges, and seek guidance. Whether facing academic pressure, social concerns, or personal issues, students find empathetic support from our trained professional counsellors.
Academic and Career Guidance
Counselling at Greenland School goes beyond emotional support; it also plays a critical role in academic planning and career development. Our counsellors work closely with students to identify their strengths, interests, and aspirations. Through personalized sessions, they help students set realistic goals, improve study skills, and explore career options, ensuring well-informed decisions about their educational journey and future professions.
Building Life Skills
Our counselling program includes workshops and group sessions focused on essential life skills such as stress management, time management, communication, and conflict resolution. These skills equip students to navigate challenges both inside and outside the classroom, fostering resilience, self-confidence, and healthy relationships.
Parental Involvement
We believe that effective counselling involves collaboration with parents and guardians. Our counsellors regularly communicate with families to keep them informed and engaged in their child’s emotional and academic development. Workshops for parents are also organized to raise awareness about adolescent issues and equip families with strategies to support their children.
Creating a Supportive Environment
The goal of student counselling at Greenland School is to create a nurturing and inclusive atmosphere where every student feels valued and empowered. By addressing emotional, social, and academic needs holistically, our counselling services contribute significantly to the overall well-being and success of our students.
