Students were welcomed back after Summer Vacations by engaging them in a fun activity. Students wrote their name on the given chit and pasted it under different feelings : excited, nervous, happy or sad according to their state of mind on coming back after summer break.
Dear Students
I feel privileged to have you back! You are a batch of the brightest students I have come across in my years of teaching. Let’s make this crucial year count. Do not hesitate to ask questions, and let me know if there is anything I can do to help you achieve your goals.
Stories can help children learn new words, improve their grammar, and develop their reading skills. Not only do stories introduce new vocabulary, but they give children opportunities to use them in various contexts.
Students of Class 5 were asked to draw and name one character of their choice. Then the whole class was divided into groups and each group was asked to write and present a story with the characters given to them.
This activity helped children learn how to express their emotions in a healthy way. By hearing and writing stories about characters who feel scared, sad, or happy, students discovered how to identify and cope with their own feelings.
Debate is a valuable tool for teaching and learning, as it helps students develop independence, memory, and analytical thinking skills . Overall, debate plays a crucial role in fostering democratic thinking, empowering individuals, and contributing to the development of a functioning democracy.
They also encourage student interest, participation, and involvement. Having clear expectations, desired outcomes, and agreed debate procedures and guidelines are essential for successful debates.
Cambridge Wing celebrated Mother's Day on 4May, 2024 to honour all the mothers' contribution and sacrifices they make in looking after their family. It was a celebration of mothers, by mothers and for mothers. The celebration included scintillating performances and various stalls of fun games, eatables, decorative and wellness products put up by mothers.
