Social Empowerment through Work Education and Action (SEWA) is an initiative by CBSE for the students of classes IX to XII that aims to focus on the mental, emotional and social health of the students. The main objective of SEWA projects and activities is to direct children’s minds in constructive activities with positive outcomes via creativity and critical thinking, helping them to develop self-confidence and esteem. These projects are undertaken every year wherein all the classes concerned focus on a unique SEWA project that aligns with students' developmental stages and equips them with practical skills.

At KENNEDY HIGH the global school, students engage in SEWA projects that nurture their creative and critical thinking skills, have a positive impact on their personality and self- esteem, while encouraging a sense of community responsibility.

Through these projects, KENNEDY HIGH not only nurtures students with academic knowledge but also equips them with important life skills, preparing them to become responsible, compassionate, and proactive citizens who are ready to make meaningful contributions to society.

SEWA TOPICS FOR 2024 were-

Class IX: Waste Management at School and Home

Students focussed on understanding and implementing effective waste management strategies and learnt about 7Rs through various hands- on activities. They imparted the gained knowledge to their peers and juniors through open house discussions which made them gain a sense of responsibility towards environmental conservation.

Class X: First Aid

The Class X SEWA project focussed on First Aid, where students learnt essential emergency response techniques. Students held demonstrations and class sessions where they provided their juniors insights on emergency, preparedness and empathetic approach using first aid techniques.

Class XI: Self-Empowerment

For Class XI, the project emphasized personality development through self-empowerment. Students undertook activities that build self-care, self-confidence, self-compassion and self-love. Anecdotes. reflections and summaries enabled students to become more self-aware and fostered a positive outlook on personal growth.

Class XII: Good Health and Wellbeing

Class XII SEWA project was undertaken by the students to promote good health and well-being. Students engaged in conducting a survey amongst their peers and juniors using a questionnaire and framing questions to interview students about their health requirements. They also prepared a checklist and created advertisements for health campaigns for younger students to enlighten them about the significance of leading a balanced life-style.