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Parent Meeting

The School is  private unaided linguistic minority school. Management from the beginning is committed to take the school to international level with latest technology. Many changes from its inception have taken shape. Last year school had introduced tab-based education which from the attached video will show the benefits of image-built education vs. text-book education Eg: Writing a postcard vs. writing an E-mail.


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Today, parents' meeting was called to show them the benefits carried with tab-based education. Similarly, from next academic year the school is introducing Martial Arts from internationally renowned faculty with international certificate, belts on successful completion of different exams. School is also introducing performing arts from professional choreographer who is also a faculty with one of the famous TV serial production houses.

Few parents with a short-sighted vision, who have financial constraint do not want these activities to be included in the school time table.

 When there is a growth, development one has to spend for it. When you go to a shop and you like a dress but can't afford it, we cannot bargain with the shopkeeper and ask him to not to sell it. In such a scenario, what do we do? We cannot dictate our terms on the shopkeeper and instead adjust our pockets to purchase it.



The above video is an illustration of the functioning of the human heart which will be rather difficult to learn through the prescribed textbook.

Management and teachers are committed to take the school to the next level for the benfit for their children.

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