PRPS believes that every child has the right to learn in a secure and supportive environment. The school follows appropriate safety practices and encourages a culture of care, respect and responsibility among students, teachers, staff and parents.

We work continuously to create an environment where children feel protected, valued and comfortable while pursuing their educational journey.

Child Protection & Well-Being

The school promotes child protection through:

• A safe and caring school environment
• Responsible supervision of students
• Awareness about child safety and good practices
• Respectful behaviour among students and staff
• Supportive communication between school and parents
• Prompt attention to student concerns

Safety Measures at PRPS

Safe Campus Environment- The school takes appropriate measures to maintain a secure campus where students can attend classes and participate in activities safely.

Student Supervision- Students are supervised by teachers and school staff during classroom activities, events, breaks and other school programmes.

Health & Hygiene- The school promotes cleanliness, hygiene awareness and healthy practices among students to support their overall well-being.

Safe Transportation- Where transportation facilities are provided, the school follows appropriate safety practices to ensure safe travel for students.

Child Protection Policy

PRPS follows a child-friendly approach that focuses on:

• Protecting students from harm, abuse or inappropriate behaviour
• Maintaining dignity and respect for every child
• Encouraging students to communicate concerns freely
• Taking appropriate action whenever a safety concern is reported

POCSO Awareness & Prevention

The school is committed to creating awareness about child protection and safety. Students and staff are encouraged to understand safe and respectful behaviour.

The school follows applicable guidelines related to the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POCSO) Act and maintains appropriate procedures for addressing any child safety concerns.