If I had a rupee for every time I heard the words holistic, experiential, or child-centric in the last two years, I’d probably fund a school myself. And yet, the more I hear these terms,
For many years educators in India have discussed the need to move beyond textbook learning. Students deserve opportunities to explore, create, and learn through experience, not just memorise facts. With the academic session 2025–26, CBSE is turning that vision into reality.
Grammar is the backbone of any language, providing communication structure, clarity and meaning. Yet, for many students, learning grammar feels like trudging through a never-ending maze of rules, exceptions, and textbook exercises.
A student named Ravi plants a tiny sapling of a mango tree in their schoolyard, watching it every day with curiosity, watering it and caring for it. Though Ravi’s actions at the time might look small and have no impact in a few years, the same tree will stand tall,
As an educator, your mission to nurture and keep creativity alive in your students is crucial. One effective way to do this is encouraging them to pen down their adventures. One key aspect of any child’s development is writing skills.
Remember the carefree days of building forts and playing outside? Fresh air, clear skies, and lush trees surrounded us. Those moments weren’t just fun—they were our first connection with nature. Today, cities like Delhi struggle with some of the worst air pollution globally, and Bengaluru is losing its green spaces to rapid urbanisation. Climate change, plastic pollution, and deforestation are real challenges.