STARS THIS WEEK
EDUCATOR: Ms. Swabhi Parmar was selected as the Educator this Week. She shared her views on the importance of reading. She said that if you have a good book in your company nothing in the universe is better than that, so all must develop the habit of reading.
ALUMNI
(ED: Editor, YR: Yuvraj
Singh Rathore)
ED: Which was your batch year?
YR: 2007-2014
ED: Did you participate in any activities? Mention them.
YR: Yes I participated in all kinds of sports events may
it be football, basketball or cricket and other than that I used to participate
in Annual days as far I can remember.
ED: Which was your favorite spot in the school?
YR: In the school my favorite spot was the area near the
sports ground.
ED: What are you doing these days?
YR: These days I am preparing for R.S Examinations; at the
same time my final year in college is also going on.
ED: What are your qualifications?
YR: I am doing my graduation.
ED: What have you learned from The Fabindia School?
YR: I have learned a lot of things in my life from The Fabindia
School but most importantly I have learnt ‘How to respect others’ and for me it
is a great achievement .
ED: What are your memories of the School?
YR: In my memories I
remember the fun time which I had spent in the school like sitting in the last
bench, being punished for doing mischievous things and yes, most importantly I
miss the time spent with my friends and teachers.
ED: What message would you like to give our students?
YR: Face difficulties
because they are the painful stones which will lead you to the path of success.
Report of the Two day Conference at the City Palace, Jaipur on
Early Ed Asia Childhood Conference on 12-13 February 2019.
The Conference was
attended by Ms. Sharmila Vijayvargi, Ms. Krithika Rao and Ms. Manisha
Devda. The conference stressed on teaching strategies to be inculcated in Pre
Primary Classes and changes to be adopted, Learning should not be a stress
but it should be fun, use of technology should be increased and teachers should
be trained for using modern trends in the education system.
The conference proved to
be highly beneficial to the educators and will undertake the reforms to be
brought in teaching learning process in our Early Years School.
Some of the highlights of the conference were:-
·
Schools should be equipped
as per student’s requirements.
· Playful environment
should be provided to the pre school students.
·
Interact, innovate and
involve the child in the class room.
·
Never make a child
understand but try to understand them.
·
A teacher should be a
learner – always ready to learn.
·
Curriculum should child
eccentric.
· Instilling enthusiasm in
the child towards learning through `Learning with Play`.
·
Never point a Child's
mistake instead try to resolve them.
·
Special attention to be
given to each child.
·
Do not label a child as
peoples mind set make them non-learners.
·
Do not celebrate Sports
day annually instead make each day a play day.
·
Technology should be
used as an instrument and not as a purpose.
·
Small Moral Value tasks
to be given to the students.
·
Play school teachers
should be trained by senior teachers.
·
Parent teacher relations
are important for child's development.
· Pre Primary teachers
should be passionate about innovation, technology thereby igniting the young
minds.
NEWS & EVENTS
Monday,
11th February- Wednesday, 20th February: Final
Examination for Class IX & XI
are going on. Revision
is going on in all the Classes.
Thursday,
14th February: Special Assembly was
organised on the occasion of
Valentine's Day. Ms.
Kusum Sharma and Ms. Rajeshree Shihag addressed the Assembly
and shared that this day
is celebrated to show our love, affection and respect for our loved
ones.
Friday,
15th February: School kept two
minute silence in the Assembly to mourn for the
soldiers who lost their
lives in Phulvama Attack.
Published by The Editorial Board: Mrs Bharti Rao, Mr Krishan Gopal,, Ms Swabhi Parmar, Mr Jafar Khan, Harsha Suthar, Anumesh Rao, Ipshita
Rathore, Archana Koratkar, Meenakshi Choudhary, Vinita Sirvi, Charu Vaishnav, Varun Malviya & Ronak Devda.
Rathore, Archana Koratkar, Meenakshi Choudhary, Vinita Sirvi, Charu Vaishnav, Varun Malviya & Ronak Devda.