Children’s Rights
At The Shaan Academy, my students come first. I am committed to protecting and promoting children’s rights, ensuring they have the opportunity to grow, learn, and thrive in a supportive and respectful environment.
My approach is guided by the 1989 United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC), the most widely ratified human rights treaty in history, and the Children’s Rights and Business Principles. These principles help businesses protect children’s rights and define the responsibility of companies to safeguard children’s wellbeing and happiness.
By integrating these principles into my business practices, I ensure my students are not only supported and respected but also empowered to succeed—academically and holistically.
The UNICEF Principles
(Article 3) - Best Interests of the Child
In line with Article 3, the best interests of my students are at the heart of The Shaan Academy. I ensure that all decisions and actions consider their needs, happiness, and development.
(Article 29) - Aims of Education
Education at The Shaan Academy is about more than just academics. I strive to develop each student’s personality, talents, and abilities to their potential, preparing them for fulfilling and confident lives.
(Article 28) - Right to an Education
Every child deserves access to quality education. At The Shaan Academy, I aim to empower students to reach their full potential while fostering a love for learning.
(Article 13) - Freedom of Expression
I encourage students to articulate their views about the world around them and express themselves freely in a safe and inclusive environment.
(Article 2) - Non-Discrimination
Every student is treated with equal respect and care, regardless of their background, abilities, or beliefs.
(Article 19) - Safety and Wellbeing
Education should never come at the cost of a child’s mental health or happiness. I am committed to protecting children supporting their mental and emotional wellbeing.
