A visit to National Police Memorial

The National Police Memorial is a place that honors and remembers police officers who have died in the line of duty. It serves as a reminder of their bravery and dedication to protecting us. The memorial has historical significance and was established to pay tribute to all fallen officers. It recognizes the sacrifices made by law enforcement throughout history.

Today, all the students of classes VI-VIII visited National Police Museum. It was quite informative, knowledgeable and memorable trip for everyone as we all got to know so much about our martyrs, Indus valley civilization, our various police departments and their roles and responsibilities, the reason for celebrating National Police Day on 21st Oct. and many more.

Solving equations and checking the answers

The students of class VI learnt about the new concept of constructing equations, solving it to find the value of unknown variable and checking the answer by substituting it back to the given equation. 

The students really enjoyed finding the value of unknown variable using the inverse calculation. They even checked their answers by mental calculation. 

Class VIII- Understanding and Application (Assessment)

The students of Class VIII were assessed on their understanding of the algebra strand (Unit-2). Each student was called up according to their roll number and given a question to solve and explain on the green board. If any mistakes were made, their peers identified and rectified them. This process allowed the students to apply their knowledge and also reflect on the work of others.