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CBSE schools have been asked to share the names and brief profiles of nominated students through a Google Form within 10 days of the circular’s release.
CBSE stated that the initiative is intended to give students a platform to express themselves while contributing to its outreach efforts. (Representative/File)
The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has invited schools to nominate students from Classes 9 to 12 to participate in its podcasts and social media initiatives. This effort aims to make the board’s educational content more student-centric and relatable.
CBSE produces in-house podcasts on academic and counselling matters, available on platforms like YouTube. To enhance engagement, the board plans to feature student voices through short video and audio interactions, testimonials, and conversations in its official podcasts and social media content, it stated in an official notice.
According to CBSE, schools must nominate articulate and confident students interested in contributing to such content. Participation is voluntary and requires written consent from both the student and their parents or guardians, submitted through the school. Schools have been asked to share the names and brief profiles of nominated students through a Google Form within 10 days of the circular’s release.
“The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has initiated the in-house development of educational podcasts and digital content on various academic and counseling matters. These podcasts, already being made available on public platforms such as YouTube, are designed to provide meaningful guidance, awareness, and support to students, parents and schools,” the CBSE stated.
“The CBSE affiliated schools are therefore requested to nominate students (from Classes IX–XII) who are articulate, confident, and interested in participating/ appearing in social media content/ podcasts of CBSE. The participation is completely voluntary and based on written consent of the student and their parents/guardians through the school concerned,” the official notice added.
CBSE stated that the initiative is intended to give students a platform to express themselves while contributing to its outreach efforts.
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CBSE has also launched the Counseling Hub and Spoke School Model for the 2025-26 session to enhance students’ mental health and well-being. This initiative aims to improve access to counselling services by establishing a collaborative network among schools, providing timely psychosocial support to students. Counselors from hub schools will collaborate with those from spoke schools to carry out monthly activities, ensuring continuous support for students.
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