Global Perspective Project Display

A global perspective is a view on an issue that either has global influence or takes into account the nature of the issue globally.

Cambridge Global Perspectives is a unique programme that helps students at every stage of school education develop outstanding transferable skills, including critical thinking, research and collaboration. 

Yesterday, the students of classes I to VIII displayed their GP projects and research work in front of their respective classes. The students of Class VI displayed their project work on the topic "Globalisation". All the teachers including in-charges and students visited and explored the same. 

A Visit to Parliament Museum!

Students on educational trips can often learn while having fun in a more informal environment.

One such trip was organised to "Parliament Museum" for the students of Class V to VIII. It was all about learning and recalling an interactive story of freedom struggle of India, witnessing Unity in Diversity, experiencing the Dandi March with Gandhiji, viewing the rare collection of gifts from foreign delegates, different (Rajya Sabha and Lok Sabha) chambers of the Parliament and the significance of different colors used (Rajya Sabha- Red, Lok Sabha- Green), listening and becoming part of the first speech by Pt. Jawaharlal Nehruji (in his original voice) and many more. The most attractive part was the Moon Rock piece kept there. 

In the nutshell, it was a very informative, knowledgeable and fun-filling trip for the students where they were provided valuable educational opportunities away from the classroom.

Class 7- The Decimal Diamond (Assessment Activity)

Assessment that feel like games are a stress free way to learn more about what our students know. 

One such activity was done in Class 7, "The Decimal Diamond" where students were given one situation with few constraints and they have to solve the situation as suggested. (It was an open-ended situation). Students tried different values and try to find out all the blank spaces in the figure. 

Through this, students were assessed on their critical thinking, level of understanding for a particular situation, addition/subtraction of decimal numbers and division of decimal numbers. 

Class 8- It's Rolling Time!! (Group Activity)

Group work is an effective method to motivate students, encourage active learning and develop communication and decision making skills. 

As a part of Cambridge curriculum, Class VIII students did an activity "Roll the Die and Answer". Students were divided into groups, questions were asked to everyone and 60 seconds were provided to solve it. Then, the die was rolled and that group was given the chance to answer whose number comes up on the die. After all the rounds, the winner team was selected (based on their scores). 

Students really enjoyed this activity. In this way, they enhanced their calculation speed and learnt about time management. 

Holidays Homework Display

Holidays are meant to enjoy, learn and explore our hidden talents and up skills ourselves.

Today, all the classes from PS to VIII displayed their holidays homework (projects, working models, games and many more) in front of their respective classes. Students, teachers including In-Charges visited and explored every class.  
Students of Class VI presented their different Mathematical games, puzzles, Science projects, Atlas, Art work, Language work and other things in a very interesting and delightful manner.