“My child wakes up sharp at 7’0 clock in the morning. I don’t even have to wake her up. She is also learning to eat by herself”. This was the answer of Sunita, mother of 3-year Roshmi when we asked her about the changes she is seeing in her child after going to playschool for a few months now. Playschool is the very place where your child spends the maximum time outside home. It is also th

Morning Assembly is a very important ritual of a school. It is the time when students gather all their focus to remember the Almighty to bless them for a fruitful day. It is also the time to share important information, introduce a new word, discuss a new topic and start the day with a positive note. Morning is a great time as retention level is high. The little members of Radio Orange Club are th

“Indian Classical Music and Dance are not just for entertainment, they are deisgned to elevate your consciousness.” – YoMona India is a land of cultural diversity with amazing traditions, different festivals and dance forms which reflect its cultural richness. Each state and region offer a glimpse to its local culture, customs and traditions. Like other Indian states, the dance forms of

“Sooner or later, we will have to recognise that the Earth has rights, too, to live without pollution.” – Evo Morales The students of Class I conducted an amazing week-long Morning Assembly at SAI Angan. It started with the theme “Stop Pollution”, introduced by the Radio Jockey (RJ) of the Radio Orange Club. The students went on to explain the measures that needs to be taken to red

“A good teacher can inspire hope, ignite the imagination, and instill a love of learning.”  —Brad Henry Class 3 children learnt the lesson “Word Problems” through activities on July 24, 2019.  The activities were based on different real life situations like distance covered, age difference, different objects and money. Children were asked to choose one chit out of those cat

“Look deep into nature, and then you will understand everything better.” —  Albert Einstein Learning in the lap of nature is a great fun. Teaching and learning process is not restricted to classrooms. The children of KG 2 were taught positional words to describe the position of the objects by using the appropriate terms like in on, over, under, between, in front, behind, beside etc. on

“Tell me and I forget. Teach me and I remember. Involve me and I learn”. – Benjamin Franklin Role-play plays an important part in the development of a child. It builds confidence, makes them more creative, develops communication, critical thinking and problem-solving skills. Along with being a fun activity, it also allows children to get into character and act out real life rol

“For the school of grammar has primacy: it is the fairest foundation of learning, the glorious mother of eloquence.” – Cassiodorus Learning English becomes fun if taught in a play way method. Students of Class III learnt about Genders through an activity. The students were first divided into small groups. Each was given a picture of a noun and were asked to name the nouns. The groups w

“Cleanliness may be defined to be the emblem of purity of mind” – Joseph Addison Personal hygiene refers to maintaining the cleanliness of one’s own body. It is important for both health and social reasons. It entails keeping your hands, head and body clean, so as to stop the spread of germs which may lead to illness. Our personal hygiene benefits our own health and impacts the lives

“Pure water is the World’s first and foremost medicine.” – Slovakian Proverb Water is vital for life as it supports plants, animals and human beings. So, everyone should have knowledge about where and how the water comes. As Rain water is the purest form of water, children of KG I learnt about the story of rainfall during a classroom activity. Children were divided into two groups, where