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School Drug Sensitisation Programs
Annie Walsh Memorial School
Today, we continued our drug abuse sensitisation campaign in secondary schools. We were at The Annie Walsh Memorial School, where we educated students on the harmful effects and dangers of drug abuse.
The session was highly interactive, with students actively participating and asking thoughtful questions. We discussed how drug abuse can negatively impact their health, academic performance, relationships, and future ambitions. We also emphasized the importance of making informed decisions, resisting peer pressure, and seeking help when faced with challenges.
In addition, we briefly introduced insurance as a career path, highlighting the opportunities it offers, its importance in risk management, and the benefits it provides to individuals, families, and businesses. The students were curious and engaged, asking several questions about both drug prevention and career prospects in insurance.
It was truly encouraging to see their enthusiasm and willingness to learn. Together, we continue to empower young minds with the knowledge they need to make safe and informed choices for a brighter future.
Prince of Wales Secondary School
This morning, Aureol Insurance Company continued our drug abuse sensitisation campaign in secondary schools. We were at Prince of Wales School, educating pupils about the harmful effects of drugs and the dangers of substance abuse.
Drug abuse remains a serious threat to young people, affecting their health, academic performance, and future opportunities. It can lead to addiction, poor decision-making, and long-term physical and mental health challenges. Continuous awareness and education are key to helping students make informed, responsible choices and stay focused on their goals.
The team also spoke briefly about insurance as a career path. Insurance offers diverse opportunities in areas such as underwriting, claims management, risk assessment, marketing, and customer service. It is a profession that promotes financial protection and stability, while providing young people with rewarding career prospects in business and finance
Freetown Secondary School for Girls (FSSG)
Aureol Insurance Company today conducted a drugs sensitization program at the Freetown Secondary School for Girls (FSSG) as part of its corporate social responsibility initiatives. The session focused on educating students about the dangers of drug abuse, its impact on health, education, and future opportunities, and the importance of making positive life choices.
During the engagement, students were also introduced to insurance as a viable and rewarding future profession, highlighting career opportunities within the insurance industry and the role it plays in national development. The Principal and staff of FSSG warmly welcomed the Aureol Insurance team, led by Mr. Lenard Stronge and Mr. Arthur Rogers-Wright, and expressed appreciation for the informative and inspiring session.
St. Joseph’s Secondary School
We continued our drug sensitisation programme at St. Joseph’s Secondary School, where we were warmly received by the Principal and members of staff. The engagement was led by Mrs. Marian Kargbo, together with Lenard Stronge and Arthur Rogers -Wright.
In addition to raising awareness on drug abuse, the team provided an introductory overview of insurance and encouraged students to consider it as a viable and rewarding career option in the future.
Albert Academy School
Aureol Insurance Company visited Albert Academy School to engage and inspire pupils on important life topics. The session focused on raising awareness about the dangers of drug abuse, highlighting the benefits of insurance, and encouraging students to see insurance as a smart and exciting career option for the future.
The outreach was led by Mrs. Marian Kargbo, together with Lenard Stronge and Arthur Rogers-Wright, who shared practical insights and real-life experiences with the students. The team received a warm welcome from the school leadership, with Mr. Vandy, Principal of the Senior School, and Mrs. Asgil, Principal of the Junior Secondary School, graciously hosting the visit.
The interactive session left pupils informed, motivated, and empowered to make positive choices for their future.
