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The attribute of the month - Responsible "With great power comes great responsibility." - Spiderman Cambridge learner attributes are the qualities that schools with Cambridge curriculum try to impart to the students. With the Cambridge attributes the students become confident,

"Financial literacy is a vital skill required to excel in whichever field a child might want to pursue.” On 25th July, a Masterclass on Financial Literacy was conducted by Clever Harvey for the students of Grade XI. In this session,

Congratulations! Muskaan Khan of Grade XII won two silver medals and one bronze medal at the Girls Doubles, Mixed Doubles and Girls Singles respectively at KTKS State Badminton Tournament.

The primary goal of the Suchitra Lit Fest is to foster a passion for the English language, enhance communication skills, and cultivate a joy for reading and writing among our young students. Over the course of a fantastic week, starting

The learners of Stage 5A and 5B created their own patterns and sequences using ‘bindis’ and related them to square numbers and triangular numbers as well. This group activity helped them to use their own ideas in practice and see

Learners did the Straw Tower Challenge activity in which their task was to design and build the tallest tower they could by using plastic straws (cut into various lengths), playdough or modelling clay, ruler and tape or string (for stability).

Learners of Stage 5 are exploring historical recounts in their second unit. The mundane class was made interesting by asking the learners to come in front and present news of their choice as a reporter. They enjoyed the activity thoroughly.

Learners of Stage 5 under the Global Perspective Challenge "Powering our Lives” performed a play on "Should we build a new power station?" The learners were divided into two groups, one that supported building the power station and the other

Learners of Stage 3 embarked on a fascinating journey into the world of plants and their incredible ability to transport water through their leaves. They were excited to see the transportation of water in leaves with the help of an

Stage 5 learners explored the simple chemistry behind making solutions. Well, it's all about hot or cold solutions and the physical variables controlling the dissolution of the sugar cubes in the hot or cold water.

Stage 3 learners popped up with their creative thoughts in the oratory session. It was a Just A Minute (JAM) talk session where learners spoke on the topics 'A day out with my father' and 'Save water - Save our