Pearl School successfully conducted its Vision Screening Program 2026–2027 in accordance with the guidelines of the Ministry of Public Health (MOPH). The program focused on promoting students’ eye health. It also aimed to identify potential vision concerns at an early stage.

As part of the annual program, the school coordinated with Al Mahra Opticals. The screening was conducted for students in Grades 1, 3, 5, and 7.

Students from Grades 1 and 3 participated in the screening on 2 June 2026. On 3 June 2026, students from Grades 5 and 7 completed their vision assessments. The screening team carried out the process efficiently and systematically.

All eligible students underwent a visual acuity assessment. The screening helped identify students who may need further evaluation. As a result, students with potential vision concerns received a Vision Screening Referral Form to take home.

Regular vision screening plays an important role in supporting students’ health and well-being. Good vision can also support students in reading, writing, and participating in classroom activities. Therefore, early screening can contribute to a positive learning experience.

The successful implementation of the Vision Screening Program 2026–2027 reflects Pearl School’s commitment to student health. It also highlights the school’s focus on early detection and timely intervention.

Furthermore, the program supports the school’s efforts to create a safe and healthy learning environment. Through preventive health initiatives, Pearl School continues to promote the overall well-being of its students.

Ms. Devika S., School Nurse, took the initiative to organize and conduct the Vision Screening Program. Her efforts helped ensure the smooth implementation of the program. The support of the screening team and the school community also contributed to its success.

Through regular health and well-being initiatives, Pearl School continues to support the holistic development of its students. The Vision Screening Program 2026–2027 is another step towards promoting healthy vision and supporting students in their learning journey.