There is a moment most parents recognise. You walk past your child's room, glance at the screen, and see them typing into an AI chatbot. Not Google. Not a textbook. Not even a YouTube tutorial. An AI.
“What do you want to become when you grow up?” Students often hear this question from adults, but answering it can be tough. With fast-changing careers and new opportunities, choosing a future path can feel overwhelming.
In this exciting competition, students will be given a concept or topic every fortnight. Your challenge is to present it in the most creative and interesting way possible—through a short video (3–5 minutes).
Have you ever thought about where your food comes from before it reaches your plate? That chapati, rice, or packet of chips in your lunchbox has traveled a long way from farms to factories, onto trucks, and finally to your home or school.
Holi, the festival of colours, is a time of joy, togetherness and new beginnings. It welcomes spring with open arms and reminds us that good always triumphs over evil. Rooted in the legend of Holika and Prahlad, the festival symbolises faith, resilience, and the power of righteousness. But Holi is more than just mythology; it’s about laughter, love, and breaking barriers, as seen in the playful traditions inspired by Lord Krishna and Radha
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!