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Your child's school is adding a wellbeing programme. Here is exactly what that means.

Most of what shapes a child's health never reaches a report card: sleep, stress, screens, friendships, the exam months. The Student Wellbeing Programme gives your child a private, age-appropriate space to check in on those things — and gives you something schools have never been able to offer before: a clear, quarterly picture of how your own child is doing.

What your child gets

A private check-in space

Short, age-banded assessments through the year — never graded, never public. Results are written to your child, plainly and kindly.

Skills, not lectures

Five-minute micro-lessons and habit streaks for sleep, focus, screen-time and exam stress — the things that actually move how a term goes.

A safe way to speak up

An anonymous channel for bullying, peer pressure or anything worse — routed to the school's designated officer. Help lines appear before anything else, always.

Who sees what

This is the part parents rightly ask about first. The separation below is engineered into the system — not a promise in a policy.

Your child sees

Their own results, habits and journal. Private by default. Never advertised to.

You see

A quarterly, plain-language report on your own child — patterns, progress, and when a conversation with a professional is worth having. Your consent comes first, and you can withdraw it any time.

The school sees

Anonymous, grade-level patterns and participation only. Never your child's individual answers, results or journal.

Children's data is processed only with verifiable parental consent, only for the programme's purposes. It is never sold, never shared with advertisers, and never used to build advertising audiences. Nily is built for India's Digital Personal Data Protection Act from day one.

Why schools are doing this now

In January 2026, CBSE made student wellbeing a formal obligation for affiliated schools — dedicated wellness counsellors, staff training, and an annual wellness report. Good schools are treating this as more than paperwork: a real programme, with real skills for students and real visibility for parents. That is the programme your school is offering.

Questions parents ask

Can the school read my child’s answers or journal?

No. The school sees anonymous, grade-level patterns and participation — never an individual child’s answers, results or journal. You see a plain-language quarterly report on your own child. Your child sees their own private space. That separation is built into the system, not left to policy.

Does Nily diagnose my child?

No. Nily is wellness plus doctor-led services. Assessments produce orientations — signals worth a conversation — never diagnoses. If something deserves professional attention, the report says so plainly and points to qualified help. Only an appropriately qualified professional can assess your child individually.

What happens if my child reports something serious?

Support comes first, always. If a response suggests a child may be at risk, crisis helplines and immediate help appear before anything else, and the school’s designated officer is involved under a defined process. The anonymous reporting channel exists so children can raise bullying, pressure or worse without fear.

Is my child’s data sold or used for advertising?

Never. Children’s data is processed only with verifiable parental consent, only for the programme’s stated purposes. It is never sold, never shared with advertisers or data brokers, and never used to build advertising audiences. You can withdraw consent at any time.

What does it cost me?

The programme is offered through your school, usually as a named line in the fee structure. Your school will share the details. The Nily app itself is free, and every one of our health checkers is free for you as a parent too.

Try Nily yourself, free

The same platform behind the school programme offers 22 free health checks for adults — no account, no card. See how it feels before your child's programme begins.

Nily is wellness plus doctor-led services. It does not diagnose, treat or cure any condition.