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Art

  • Allows children to express and enhance their creativity.
  • Develops motor skills and builds confidence.

Music

  • Creates a sense of discipline and calmness.
  • Vocal music helps to enrich the life of students.

Physical Education

  • Helps to stimulate and strengthen the brain.
  • Team games develop leadership skills.
  • Provides cooperation and social interaction.

Field Trips

  • Provides students with real world experiences.
  • Offers students different cultural experiences.
  • The community service helps children connect with the under privileged and inculcates a joy of giving.

Nature Walks

  • Students develop a reverence towards all forms of life and respect Bio-diversity.
  • The school campus itself is home to several species of birds, butterflies and insects.
  • Gardening is an integral part of student’s learning.

Simulations

  • Simulated teaching is the technique of learning and training, which develops the ability in an individual regarding problem solving behaviour.
  • It has been defined as a role playing strongly in which learner performs the role in an artificially created environment.

Cultural Events

  • A child's emotional development can also be impacted by their culture. Emotional development is how children learn to process their feelings.
  • Culture can have positive and negative effects on social development. Social development refers to getting along with others.

Theme Presentations

  • Annual Day forms an integral part of our school activities.
  • It is an occasion of celebration, felicitation, feast and festivity when students present their wonderful performances
  • Children build self- confidence and spoken skills
  • They overcome stage fear and face an audience.