Quite a number of activities will be done among which will include;

1. Opening Session

• Welcome remarks by the Headteacher or school counselor.

• Introduction of the day’s theme (e.g., mental health, career choices, peer pressure, relationships).

2. Group Counseling Sessions

• Students are divided into groups by class or topic (e.g., S.4 candidates on exam stress, S.1 students on adjustment).

• Discussions on common student issues such as stress management, discipline, relationships, self-esteem, and goal setting.

3. Guest Speakers / Professional Counselors

• Invited experts (psychologists, career counselors, motivational speakers, or clergy) share guidance on specific life issues.

• Topics may include drug abuse, reproductive health, social media habits, coping with family problems, etc.

4. Interactive Activities

• Role plays, question-and-answer sessions, storytelling, and guided discussions to encourage student participation and openness.

5. One-on-One Counseling

• Students with personal concerns can meet privately with a counselor for confidential guidance and support.

6. Career Guidance (Optional)

• Older students may receive focused sessions on choosing subjects, careers, and personal development planning.

7. Distribution of Informational Materials

• Handouts, brochures, or booklets on mental health, career tips, positive habits, and helpline contacts.

8. Closing Session

• Summary of key messages, appreciation of facilitators, and encouragement for students to seek help when needed.