ELPS Hosts “Read, Learn & Comply” Event

August 30–31, 2025 | English Language Private School

English Language Private School successfully hosted the Read, Learn & Comply event on August 30–31, 2025. The programme was organized by the ELPS Volunteering Team under the banner of the Pakistan Educational Cultural Board, a not-for-profit entity, reflecting our commitment to community service, compliance, and capacity building.

Purpose of the Event

The Read, Learn & Comply initiative combined functional literacy with essential training on school policies and UAE regulations. It was designed to empower non-teaching staff—drivers, cleaners, maintenance staff, canteen workers, and security—by equipping them with the skills and knowledge necessary for a safer and more professional school environment.

Key Components

  • Functional Literacy: Understanding safety signs, workplace vocabulary, and filling forms.

  • Policy Awareness & Compliance: Training on health & safety protocols, child protection, moral education, and compliance with KHDA, CDA, and MOHRE requirements.

  • Practical Application: Role-play scenarios, bilingual handouts, and emergency response practice.

Participation and Oversight

The two-day programme saw full participation from all support staff. Sessions were delivered by the ELPS Volunteer Coordinator, Designated Safeguarding Officer, Health & Safety Officer, CDA-approved trainers, and supported by volunteer teachers and senior students.

Impact

  • Improved professionalism and safety on campus

  • Increased awareness of legal and ethical responsibilities

  • Strengthened communication between staff and school leadership

  • Compliance documentation aligned with CDA, MOHRE, and KHDA requirements

Principal’s Message

“Through the Read, Learn & Comply event, our staff and volunteers have demonstrated dedication to both personal growth and the wider school community. We are proud to have hosted this initiative under the ELPS Volunteering Team in collaboration with the Pakistan Educational Cultural Board.”
Muhammad Atif, Principal

Moving Forward

The programme will continue as a structured termly series of workshops, ensuring ongoing training, compliance, and support for all operational staff.

            

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