On 1 October 2026, KENNEDY HIGH the global school raised awareness about the importance of blood donation on National Voluntary Blood Donation Day through various activities on the theme ‘One Drop of Humanity. Give Blood. Save Lives.’

The students of Class VI/Grade 6 and above of KENNEDY HIGH the global school took part in an interactive classroom session. The session was conducted by the Science teachers using a PPT, who explained the importance of voluntary blood donation and highlighted how one unit of blood can save three lives. The session covered essential aspects such as eligibility criteria for donors, safety measures in blood transfusion and the process of blood component separation. Students were also made aware of common myths surrounding blood donation and the facts that debunk them.

Peer Educators and Students Council Members of Class X of CBSE and Grades 9 and 10 of Cambridge actively participated in a rally within the school premises. They took out a rally with placards and slogans to spread the message of safe and voluntary blood donation. They also propagated that they should donate blood to save lives of people, once they turn 18 years old.

Additionally, the teachers of the school also took the pledge to donate blood voluntarily. Their commitment set a strong example for the students.
The students and teachers of KENNEDY HIGH the global school transformed National Voluntary Blood Donation Day into a powerful reminder of compassion and responsibility.