Heritage club in collaboration with INTACH

The idea of setting up Heritage Club in schools is to make the students aware and be proud of the richness of the natural and cultural heritage in their own locality, state and country. With the motive of creating awareness and participation in heritage related activities among the students St Edmund’s School, Jawahar Nagar formed Dharohar heritage club in collaboration with INTACH. Students organized an event which began with Ganesh Vandana followed by variety of different dialect activities such as Marwadi, Gujrati, Sindhi, Haryanvi and Punjabi. Inspired by the vast heritage of India, the students of INTACH Club made a power point presentation through which they introduce everyone with different cultures and dance forms. Versatile performance of Adhyatm Jagdhari, grade 12th was icing on the cake.

At the end, Principal Anu Bhatia gave a motivating speech & said “Youth is a bridge between cultures and heritage, therefore, they can be considered as agents to promote heritage and intercultural understanding.” The students of St Edmund’s are always encouraged to become the custodians of protecting India’s cultural heritage through meaningful acts.”

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“Astitva” The pearls of positivity

On Teachers’ Day, Mrs. Meena Singh, Director Academics at St. Edmund’s School, Jawahar Nagar, released her autobiography named “Astitva: The pearls of positivity.”
Mr Rafeeq Khan Member of Parliament and president of minority cell, having independent charge as a state minister presided over the program.Mr Neeraj Agarwal Municipal Councilor Jawahar Nagar ,Mr Sharad Gaur devotee to the party & handling National president of Rahul Gandhi Manch ,Manoj Thakwani worker of Congress party, were guest of honor.
Mrs Meena Singh was awarded the LM Eshwar Born to Educate Award. The International Institute of Hotel Management also bestowed on Mrs. Meena Singh an award for outstanding contributions in the field of education. She strongly believes that dedication and commitment towards achieving your goals will bring success.
In her book, Astitva, Mrs. Singh urges her readers to remove negativity from their lives and to fill their hearts with hope. The book sheds light on the ways to conquer all difficulties and achieve one’s goals.

We at St. Edmund’s are extremely grateful for the work Mrs Meena Singh has done and continues to do to enrich the academic lives of our students. We feel very fortunate to have her as a mentor.

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IC3 Movement Annual Conference

Deputy Director Mr Kapil Singh and Joint Director Dr Pooja Singh from St Edmund’s School, Jawahar Nagar participated in IC3 Movement Annual Conference which is dedicated to helping young people across the globe find career paths through education. With the goal to impact over 100,000 high schools over a 15-year period, the IC3 Movement Annual Conference seeks to enable high schools to help their students make best-fit higher education and career decisions. Around 1400 delegates around the world attended the session.Delegates from different countries joined brainstorming session during a career counseling session at Hyderabad on 24-25th August 2022.Discussions at the session centered on making the right career choice and the methodology for choosing the correct career.They were oriented towards the need to identify one’s skill set, interest and systematically plan for a successful career.

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Janmashtami Celebration

To seek the blessings of Lord Krishna, Janmashtami was celebrated at St Edmund’s School, Jawahar Nagar on 18th August, 2022 with mirth and joy.
To celebrate the extraordinary bond between children and the Almighty, the staff took the opportunity to both jubilate and learn with the young minds. The students dressed up as lord Krishna and Radha, with flutes, peacock feathers and matkas. The premise was decorated beautifully and the spirit of festivity was enhanced with Jhankis depicting life history of Lord Krishna.
Children celebrated the occasion by singing and dancing with great joy. The involvement of the children in the celebrations at such a tender age was worth applauding.

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Capacity Building “Prospective Resource Person’s Programme"

The Central Board of Secondary Education organized a “Capacity Building “Prospective Resource Person’s Programme” on English ‘X’ held from July 21st, 2022 to July 22nd, 2022, Rajan Sharma from Birla School Pilani, Ms Cherry Goyal, PGT English from MGD were the resource persons.
The workshop aspired to cast light on tips for the lesson plan. Teachers from the various school participated in this workshop. It was a training workshop for deepening teachers’ knowledge of the intriguing subject. Learning-based activities were conducted to make teaching-learning more effective and interesting. Various handouts/PPT presentations were given by the resource persons.
Teachers appreciated the use of innovative ideas and proactively took part in brainstorming activities and discussions. They gave presentations on lesson plan based on the first flight/grammar curriculum and writing skills. The enthusiastic involvement was commendable. Participants’ queries in some of the challenging areas were elucidated.
The workshop was quite informative and productive as it gave an integrated overview for setting up of question papers. The participants gained a lot of assistance in developing a strategy for effective teaching.

Lastly, Joint director Dr Pooja Singh and Mrs Anu Bhatia expressed her warm appreciation to resource person and to the teachers as it was a fruitful session for all the faculty who attended the event.

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