‘We believe in holistic development of students’

How is your school integrating technology in classroom learning?

At our school, we are committed to enhancing education through effective use of technology. Smart boards make classroom learning more interactive and engaging. During difficult times like the COVID-19 pandemic, war and floods, our dedicated teachers ensured uninterrupted learning through online classes via Zoom and Google Meet. This helped students stay connected and continue their academic progress without disruption.

What are the cultural and extra-curricular highpoints of your school in the past year?

At our school, we believe in the holistic development of students by balancing academics with vibrant cultural and extracurricular activities. On the cultural front, we host inter-school and inter-house dance competitions and art contests, encouraging creativity and expression. In extracurriculars, students participate in taekwondo and yoga competitions, as well as Sports Day and Annual Day, which celebrate talent, teamwork and school spirit.

How has innovation been incorporated into the school curriculum?

Innovation plays a key role in our teaching approach. Through project-based learning, students work on real-world problems, encouraging collaboration and creativity. We regularly organise workshops and training sessions for both teachers and students to stay current with evolving methods. We also promote sustainable innovation, including recycling waste material projects, to help students explore eco-friendly solutions and understand the importance of environmental responsibility.

What is your long-term vision for transforming education?

We believe true education prepares students for life, not just exams. Our school promotes a learner-centred approach that fosters curiosity, creativity and collaboration. With the use of smart classrooms and regular teacher training, we aim to create a future-ready environment. We also emphasise emotional well-being, leadership and strong values. Recycling waste material projects are one way we encourage students to act responsibly and think sustainably.

What skills are important for students in this tech driven age and what steps has your school taken to instil these?

In a fast-changing world, essential skills like digital literacy, critical thinking, collaboration and adaptability are key to success. Our curriculum includes project-based learning and interactive workshops to help students develop these competencies. These hands-on experiences prepare them to solve real-world challenges creatively, work effectively in teams and become confident learners ready for the demands of the future.

What mental health measures are taken to ensure holistic growth of students?

We strongly prioritise students' mental well-being. Our school conducts regular counselling sessions, mindfulness activities, and life skills workshops to support emotional health. Our trained counsellor offers individual support, while open dialogue and wellness programs help create a safe and nurturing environment. These initiatives ensure students feel heard, supported and balanced in both their academic and personal growth.