Showing posts with label Schools In Ahmedabad. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Schools In Ahmedabad. Show all posts

Monday, 23 September 2013

Navratri Celebration at Amrut School in Ahmedabad

Several schools have marked Navratri and Dussehera celebrations in their schools. Navratri festivities got in progress at Amrut School with amazing passion amongst the children to celebrate the nine day long festival to commemorate and invoke the blessings of Goddess Durga in her various forms.

English medium Amrut school in Ahmedabad has celebrated the Navratri Utsav with variety of programmers including dandiya raas and fancy dress competitions.'

Navratri Celebration at Amrut School in Ahmedabad

Navratri Celebration at Amrut School in Ahmedabad

Navratri Celebration at Amrut School in Ahmedabad

Navratri Celebration at Amrut School in Ahmedabad

Navratri Celebration at Amrut School in Ahmedabad

Navratri Celebration at Amrut School in Ahmedabad

The programme ended with prize allocation for winners. Some consolation prizes were also given for good looking traditional dresses.

Friday, 5 July 2013

Some Tips for Choosing a Right School for Your Child

There are a number of international schools mushrooming in every corner of cities. Parents evaluate both schools and teachers so they can find the right place for their child. While not everyone has school choices available in their districts or communities, many parents explore options if and when they can. And whether you are looking at public schools, charter schools, magnet schools, or considering private or parochial education, you’re bound to have questions about making the right choice for your child.

Even before a child reaches the right age, many parents feel stressed just thinking about school admissions. Decisions about where your child goes to school are very personal, and can be difficult.

  • The facilities the school has to support your child’s learning – such as playgrounds, library, home language support, music programs, clubs and sporting teams
  • The opportunities for parent and family involvement with the school, and how communication between home and the school is managed
  • The school’s size and number of children enrolled
  • The school’s religious affiliation or otherwise
  • Your preference in relation to public versus private education
  • The location of the school, cost or difficulty of travelling to and from the school, and public transport options
  • Your preferences or needs – for example, boarding, or the possibility of educating your child at home
  • The connection between the school and the local community
  • The schools’ previous academic results or performance in other areas, such as the arts, sport or community engagement
  • Where your child’s friends are going.
  • Are the school fees and other costs affordable?
  • Choose the school, which will suit the development of the child emotionally.
  • Look for a school where your child will enjoy and will like to go.
  • Check it is a CBSE school or English medium school or international school

School environment where your children live is very important for the development of their personality and social, academic, artistic and physical. Choose a school that appeals to you by making frequent visits and asking loads of questions to the school's parents, teachers, students and the principal.

Be sure to talk to other parents with children in the school. They are the best sources of information when it comes to understanding how a school really is.

Wednesday, 12 June 2013

Back To School After Summer Vacation

Being out of school for weeks together during summer holidays makes most of the children go completely off schedule. Such long holidays can also make your child completely forget about waking up early and getting ready for school in time. Returning to the rigorous pace of school life after summer vacation can be a daunting task for both children and parents.

Summer vacation is a time for fun, relaxation and has no rigid schedule. Each day comes with its own excitement & new adventures. There are, however, fundamentals that can help students be more focused on learning. It may be a good idea to have a talk with your son or daughter about how to be ready to learn during this back-to-school period.

Original Blog Post: http://inspees.com/blog/back-to-school-after-the-holidays

Wednesday, 3 April 2013

Farewell Function For 10th and 12th Students


It is often said that the best period in the life of anyone is the time that he spends in school.

The farewell had to take place in the big hall, decorated with strips of multi-coloured paper, balloons and fancy lights. The seats were arranged in a proper way. There were chairs for teachers and other inmates of the school.

Their was singing and dancing program in school farewell function.







Then the principal got up to speak. He too had words of sound advice for students. The farewell function kicked off with a welcome song while other cultural items included a solo dance, Group Dance performance by the students.