Childhood is about innocence and playfulness … its about joy and freedom …. The birthday of Pt. Jawaharlal Nehru is celebrated as Children’s Day all over the country. On this day we remember our first Prime Minister who considered children as the future of our nation. He always wished to give love and affection in all possible ways to them. To make this day more memorable, the teache

Farm animals are an all-time favourite among young students. It is an interesting topic to teach our Nursery students. Different farm animals like cow, horse, duck, hen and sheep were introduced along with their features and their favourite food. Students learnt about their homes and the sound they make. This was reinforced by an activity in which the students carried the babies of the farm animal

“There are shortcuts to happiness and dancing is one of them.” The Class III students of Rhythm Club tried to express their happiness and joy on the success of the Mangalyaan which made the Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) and our country proud. The little ones were excited to know that India is the first Asian nation to reach the Martian orbit on its first attempt. RJ Anushka

“The Sun, with all those Planets revolving around it, and dependant upon it, can still ripen a bunch of grapes as if it has nothing else in the Universe to do.” – Galileo Galilei The students of KG II learnt about the importance of Sun during the theme time, which was on the mighty Sun. The students were asked open-ended questions like what would happen if sun would not be there?  How the

“Reading is essential for those who seek to rise above the ordinary.” – Jim Rohn By providing access to a rich classroom library, teachers promote greater interest in students for reading. It also increases their reading frequency and provide a more diverse reading experiences, thus helping students to attain greater level of reading achievements. For the students of KG I, a library class

The art of debating teaches you to prove your point, even if you get the contradiction. It tests a person’s power of reasoning. The Ignited Minds Club students of Class II had a debate on the topic “Should we burst crackers in Diwali or not”. They were grouped into two teams. One team spoke for the topic and the other against the topic. Very meaningful points were taken into consider

“When you look at the stars and the galaxy, you feel that you are not just from any particular piece of land, but from the solar system.” – Kalpana Chawla The natural celestial objects visible in the sky are stars, planets, comets, asteroids, natural satellites, the Moon and the Sun. They are considered as heavenly bodies. The students of Class I visualised the heavenly bodies and were

Birds of all sizes, hues and colours seem to be present everywhere. Children love to watch the aves hoping and flying all around. Children enjoy learning about the world around them and making instant connections with familiar topic. So, when it came to learn about those beautiful creatures, they were very happy. Children of Play Group learnt about the nesting habits of birds and even about the di

Debates provide experiences that help in the development of cognitive and presentational skills. It provides the debaters with unique educational benefits as they learn and polish skills far beyond what can be learnt in any other setting. The Ignited Minds Club members of Class I debated on the topic “Should we have pets at home? …yes? or …no? It is believed that people who keep pets are kno

Simple Machines are invented to ease the effort of work by human beings. They play an important role in our life as they not only make our work easier but also quicker. The students of KG II were exposed to such machines like scissors, punching machine, sharpener, stapler, spoon, fork, knife, pins etc., during an activity to know all about Simple Machine and its usefulness. These are called simple