“The dream begins with a teacher who believes in you, who tugs and pushes and leads you to the next plateau, sometimes poking you with a sharp stick called truth.” – Dan Rather Teachers Day is celebrated with great pomp and show throughout the country every year on 5th of September. The day marks the birth anniversary of Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan, a distinguished teacher, a great scho

“Costumes are the first impression that you have of the character before they open their mouth-it really does establish who they are”. – Colleen Atwood Dressing up as someone else, make everyone feel different and excited too. Along with the strange dress, your poise, way of walking, way of speaking everything undergoes a slight change as you try to fit into the role demanded by the co

“The true teachers are those who help us to think for ourselves.” – Dr Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan Teachers are always placed at a very high pedestal since time immemorial. They are those invaluable craftsmen who mould and create beautiful individuals with their selfless toil. September 5th is one such day when we thank our Gurus by making the day a cherished one for them. Dr Sar

“Nothing is softer or more flexible than water, yet nothing can resist it.”- Lao Tzu Students are aware of the importance of water and the fact that water is an invaluable gift of nature to all living beings. We all need water to clean ourselves, drink and stay alive. Through interesting activities, students of Class-II were introduced to the topic ‘Solubility of Water’. In the first act

“Wherever you go, go with all your heart.” – Confucius Travel makes one modest. Seeing the vast world, one realizes the tiny space one occupies in this gigantic Universe. Trips are a wonderful way to learn. They are always fun, whether you go with family or friends. Today the little blossoms of Playgroup headed for a trip to SAI International College of Commerce (SICC). They had a great ti

The festival of Krishna Janmashtami or Gokulashtami is celebrated all over the country with great joy and enthusiasm. The day marks the destruction of evilness from the Earth. People celebrate the birth of Lord Krishna, considered as the eighth incarnation of Lord Vishnu by singing, dancing, enacting drama, conducting fasting and many more. To mark the auspicious occasion, students of Radio Orange

Activities always provide opportunities for students to get a better conceptual clarity on a subject. One such activity was conducted for students of Class III, where they learnt about comparative and superlative form of adjective, which is best learnt through examples. It started with the teacher refreshing the memory of the young ones on what is adjective. She gave live examples by comparing the

For the tiny tots it is an important time to make sure they are eating well to get all the nutrients they need to help them grow up as healthy individuals. Simultaneously it is also an important time for children to learn about food and eating, to help them get into the habit of consuming a healthy and varied diet with the rest of the family. An activity “Grow your own seeds” was initi

The children of KG-II learnt about digraph ‘sh’ through a highly interactive classroom activity. The teacher read the story “Shaun and his ship” to the children emphasizing on the sh sound words. Later the class were asked to name at least one sh word from the story. The children were given flash cards of sh words and asked to blend them. Another fun-filled activity followe

The students of Class I learnt about Natural Material through an interesting classroom activity. In the activity, the Class was divided into four groups and each group was given a natural material like sand, stone, clay and wood. The groups were given few minutes to discuss within themselves about the given material. It was followed by noting their response on the board. The students could name so