“Educating the mind without educating the heart is no education at all.” – Aristotle Have you ever stopped to think about what education means? Is it just taking tests, memorizing facts, or completing assignments? We talk so much about education, but do we truly understand its purpose?
Kids today are dreamers, innovators, and the architects of the future. They question everything and find answers in their unique ways. They receive information from their schools and textbooks for most of their learning years. So why not make those resources genuinely work for them?
You walk into your classroom, greeted by the familiar hum of students sharing stories and laughter from the weekend. As you move through the room, you ask Myrah about her soccer game, watching her face light up as she shares her excitement. Across the room, you compliment Samyak’s art project, noticing how he relaxes and realising his work matters. These small moments remind you that teaching is about creating a space where each student feels seen and valued.
Hey there, future leaders, artists, scientists, and dreamers! We are sure you are excited about what's coming! November 14 is celebrated with joy and love across India as Children’s Day, honouring the birth anniversary of Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, fondly known as “Chacha Nehru.” Known for his deep affection for children, Nehru believed kids were the cornerstone of a robust and progressive society. This belief sparked a tradition that’s as vibrant and heartwarming as you’d expect – a day filled with fun, laughter, and celebration just for kids!
Diwali is such a magical time of year, isn’t it? Homes glow with shimmering lights, the air is filled with the mouthwatering aroma of delicious food, and there’s this incredible feeling of joy and togetherness all around. It’s one of those festivals that truly transcends borders, bringing people closer no matter where they are. And if you’ve got little ones at home, the Diwali holidays are the perfect chance to create unforgettable memories together!
⚠️ Important: Only entries submitted through schools will be accepted. Decorate your bulletin board with a Diwali theme and be in the running for a trophy and certificate. Contest Details: Duration: Start Date: October 20, 2024 End Date: November 1, 2024 Submission Guidelines: Entries must reflect the theme “Diwali: A Celebration of Lights.” Bulletin boards should include Diwali-related elements such as diyas, rangoli, traditional artwork, and other festive decorations. Ensure that your entry is original and reflects the creativity of your school. All entries must be submitted through the official Google Form by November 1, 2024.