S E International School

Teacher is a role model for child. He/She is effective and play a major role in molding students. Students are to be handled with affection and courtesy. One of the most important festivals celebrated in India is the Guru Purnima. It is a festival for the Hindus as well as the Buddhists. Guru Purnima is basically a way by which students show their love and gratitude towards their Guru or the teacher. The word Guru is derived from two Sanskrit words “Gu” and “Ru” of which the former means ignorance and darkness in a person and the latter means someone who removes that darkness from the person. So the word Guru means the person who removes the darkness and ignorance from someone. Teachers are alert and teaching is done on the  level of learner. Then gradually the teacher, upgrades to higher  level, and check that child is not left with empty mind. Teachers, let students understand the career growth, future prospects, make aware of better colleges and  better options.

"Child Protection and Safety" Awareness of Good Touch and Bad Touch   S.E.International School had invited  Hon'bl Sr.Police Inspector. Mrs. Vandana Shirgire,  to share views related to Child's Safety and Awareness   on "Good touch and Bad touch". Now a days, Young youth is falling prey to the unwanted activities done in the society. So, the major steps taken by the Principal. Mrs. Jaya Kunder, to literate students about the environment, the society which we live in. And how to protect and be safe in such society and take steps against the people who work on this negative or unwanted paths, which are dangerous for the Humanity and for the well being of our Country.    Save the Children protects children from abuse, neglect, exploitation, and violence in all regions of the world.  Our programs focus on the most vulnerable children while aiming for the safety and well-being of all children. Working with governments, international org

Educational  Field Trips  at School    S.E.International School, took their students to “Jehangir Art Gallery”, for an Educational Fieldtrip.    Students of Class Fifth to Class Eight  with Teachers of respective classes have accompanied them, in school buses. School field trips give students more opportunities for “hands-on learning. Such trips explore their knowledge. They enjoyed alot. Teachers already have too much on their plate and we’re here to ensure that students are receiving the proper and adequate education by  educators   in planning their field trips. We ensure that schedules are clear and have the curriculum-driven goal to all of the activities on the field trip. Adults must be present to ensure students’ safety and to help the kids understand what is expected, this is where Educational Trips fits in. When field trips are well executed, the students benefit greatly from the hands-on experience, but here are some detailed descriptions. B

English Elocution Competition at School- Learning Communication Skills. T he speeches were rich in content and gave much food for thought. These activities and competitions bring out areas wherein our students need to put in added effort to move from ‘good to better’. At this competition some extra commitment to delivery would have changed the order of scoring.   Each division was represented by two students; the audition and selection being done by the Language teacher of the respective division. The topics chosen dealt with current and relevant issues: For Stds VIII, the choice was from the following topics: 1.    A Famous Personality (National / World / Religious). 2.    Tree Plantation - Green India. 3.    Garbage Reduction – Need of the Hour. For Stds IX, the students had to speak on one of the following: 1.    Importance of Social Media -- Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow. 2.    Corruption has become a ‘way of life’. 3.    Climate Change –