December 06, 2025 Ms. Shalini Sah (PRT - Science)
Sustainability is no longer a topic of special interest but a global need. The issues of climate change, the natural resources crisis and socioeconomic inequalities have prompted individuals, institutions and governments to reassess their priorities regarding Earth conservation. As industries change, so do the demands of professionals with knowledg...
Continue ReadingDecember 06, 2025 By Dr. Anita Shukla (Academic Head)
Spend a few moments with a Gen Alpha child and you will witness something quietly revolutionary. Their minds move quickly, their hands explore instinctively and their questions arrive in a steady stream, sharp, layered and strangely profound for their age. Born after 2010, this generation is growing up in a world defined by constant connectivity an...
Continue ReadingDecember 06, 2025 Ms. Rupsa Bose (TGT - English)
Gen Alpha, the kids entering our schools, homes and digital spaces today, are not only growing up in a changing world but with the change. They question, probe, dismantle, rebuild, remix. In them, curiosity is not a conditional trait... it's a pulse. As Albert Einstein once said, “I have no special talent. I am only passionately curious.&...
Continue ReadingNovember 29, 2025 Ms. Neha Kukreja (PRT- Social Science)
Every smile, every spark, every question in the classroom becomes a stepping stone towards a brighter tomorrow. Teaching is not about finishing a syllabus; it is about shaping a soul. For me, teaching has never been limited to completing lessons from a textbook—it has been about igniting curiosity, nurturing creativity and shaping children ...
Continue ReadingNovember 29, 2025 Ms. Harshita Pandey (Assistant Teacher)
As a generation that has grown up with technology at their fingertips, Gen Alpha is redefining the way we think about learning and exploration. Born between 2010 and 2025, these young minds are naturally inquisitive, always asking questions and seeking answers. But what sets them apart is their insatiable curiosity – a trait that is both a bl...
Continue ReadingNovember 29, 2025 Ms .Pallavi Singh (PRT - Hindi)
As a teacher, I see every day how our fast and noisy world affects our ability to focus. Children are surrounded by screens, quick information and constant distractions. Adults face the same challenges too. Paying attention has become an art...something we need to learn, practice and protect. Here are a few easy and quick tips for the same : 1. Kn...
Continue ReadingNovember 22, 2025 Ms. Sonali Das (Assistant Teacher)
Small actions inside a classroom can create big changes outside it. As educators, we don’t just teach lessons... we shape how children understand the world. With climate issues becoming a global concern, our classrooms must grow into spaces that build wareness, responsibility and thoughtful behaviour. This is what a climate-conscious classroo...
Continue ReadingNovember 22, 2025 Mr. Rupak Chatterjee (TGT - English)
In today’s world, our attention has become one of the most pressured and pulled-apart parts of our mind. What earlier generations could manage with a bit of discipline or routine now feels like a daily struggle. Technology moves at breakneck speed, we’re always online and almost every app we use is designed to keep us hooked for as long...
Continue ReadingNovember 22, 2025 Ms. Sakshi Singh (TGT - English)
In modern education, screens have become both a vital tool and a complex challenge. From online learning to digital collaboration, students today are spending more time on devices than ever before. While technology offers vast opportunities for knowledge and creativity, it also poses risks of distraction, dependency and cognitive burnout. The goal,...
Continue ReadingNovember 15, 2025 Ms.Teena Pamnani (Assistant Teacher)
In today's fast-paced world, our devices are incredible tools for learning, connecting and creating. They open up vast libraries of knowledge and allow us to explore the globe from our desk! But, like any powerful tool, digital devices require balance and intentional use. The goal isn't to simply cut down the hours we spend looking at scree...
Continue ReadingNovember 15, 2025 Ms. Atruba Sandaleen (Assistant Teacher)
In a world that is so sparsely kind to others, one happens to be most unkind to oneself. It is like a perennial war, dotted with battles to leave a mark in this world so that the future world will have an echo of our names. And today, with the black horse called AI, priorities are changing and that is understandable too. For if not quick witted an...
Continue ReadingNovember 15, 2025 Ms. Aparna Bhattacharya (PRT- English)
A Mother’s Reflection on Raising Abhi in a Curious Generation When my son Abhi was younger, his teachers often shared the same feedback: “He doesn’t respond when we ask him something.” “He just freezes like a deer in the headlights as if his mind is somewhere else.” As a mother, those words used to haunt and &nb...
Continue ReadingNovember 08, 2025 Ms.Vishaka Dixit (Kindergarten Teacher)
Sports is not just a game..it is a journey of courage, discipline and determination. When we think of sports, our favourite sportspersons come to mind ,Sachin Tendulkar, Roger Federer, Milkha Singh, Dhyan Chand and the inspirational Paralympians. What makes them unforgettable is not just their talent but their passion. Sachin once said, “I wa...
Continue ReadingNovember 08, 2025 Ms.Priya Mitra (PRT - English)
“Technology is a useful servant but a dangerous master.” In today’s world, screens are everywhere—our classrooms, our homes and even our pockets. They act like bright lanterns that can light up new learning pathways. But if we don’t use them wisely, their glow can become overwhelming, casting shadows of distraction an...
Continue ReadingNovember 08, 2025 Ms. Saumya Agarwal (PRT - English)
Learning to pay attention is like training a muscle. The more we practice, the stronger it becomes. We live in the fast moving world, where every second matters. Everyone has so much in their plates that they want to be multitasking. In each and every role of our lives, as a mother, as a wife, as a teacher (or any other profession) or as a da...
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