Panchkula, Sept. 3 -- Hansraj Public School, Panchkula, in collaboration with the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE), organised a one-day workshop on Disaster Management aimed at strengthening preparedness and resilience in schools. The resource persons for the workshop were SK Kala, an eminent educationist and Shilpi Jain, a Chemistry expert, who together provided valuable perspectives and practical guidance. The day unfolded through four interconnected modules that highlighted the importance of a comprehensive disaster management cycle. Participants were guided through the processes of planning a systematic school safety framework, preparing through awareness drives and capacity building, executing emergency responses with clarity and coordination, and finally reviewing the effectiveness of these measures to ensure continuous improvement. The sessions were designed to be highly interactive, engaging teachers through discussions, role plays, and simulated scenarios that reflected real-life emergencies. Participants enthusiastically took part in evacuation drills and group activities, gaining hands-on experience in decision-making during critical moments. Addressing the gathering, SK Kala remarked, "Disaster management is not just about response - it is about building a culture of safety in schools. Awareness, preparedness, and regular review of plans are the cornerstones of resilience." His words underscored the long-term vision needed to safeguard children in an unpredictable world. Principal Jaya Bhardwaj expressed her gratitude to CBSE and the experts for facilitating such an impactful session, saying, "Workshops like these empower educators to safeguard our children. At Hansraj, we are committed to creating a safe learning environment where every stakeholder - teachers, students, and parents -understands their role in disaster preparedness." The workshop concluded with renewed commitment and confidence among the participants, reinforcing the belief that safety and preparedness must remain at the heart of every school community....