In a bid to empower educators with the latest teaching methodologies and enhance learning outcomes, St. Edmunds School,Jawahar Nagar hosted a highly informative and enriching Capacity Building Programme organized by the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE). The event witnessed the participation of esteemed resource persons, Ms. Rita Bhargava, Principal of Maheshwari Public School (Pratap Nagar), and Ms. Riju Shrivastava, Post Graduate Teacher at Delhi Public School.
The programme aimed to provide educators from various schools across the region with valuable insights and practical strategies to improve student learning experiences. Ms. Rita Bhargava, shared her profound knowledge and expertise as she addressed the gathering. She emphasized the importance of fostering a student-centric approach and adopting innovative pedagogies to create a conducive learning environment. Her engaging session left a lasting impact on all the attendees.
Equally inspiring was Ms. Riju Shrivastava's contribution to the event. As a seasoned educator at one of Delhi's prominent educational institutions, she showcased exemplary teaching practices that can be implemented in classrooms to make the learning process more interactive and enjoyable. Her session highlighted the significance of incorporating technology and creative methods into teaching to cater to the diverse needs of learners.
Participants had the opportunity to engage in interactive workshops, group discussions, and hands-on activities, which provided practical insights into the implementation of the discussed methodologies. The educators were exposed to modern teaching tools and techniques that can be utilized to assess and track student progress effectively.
Ms. Anu Bhatia, Principal of St. Edmunds School, expressed her gratitude to the CBSE for organizing such an enlightening programme. She stated, "The Capacity Building Programme has been a tremendous learning experience for our faculty. We believe that continuous professional development is vital in elevating the quality of education we offer to our students. The knowledge and skills imparted by Ms. Rita Bhargava and Ms. Riju Shrivastava will undoubtedly have a positive impact on our teaching practices."

In a celebration of cultural exchange and educational collaboration, St. Edmund's School ,Jawahar Nagar was honored to host a delegation from Scotland led by Ms. Susane and Mr. Alistair, accompanied by a group of enthusiastic students and two esteemed teachers. The visit coincided with the school's Foundation Day, making it a truly memorable occasion for everyone involved.
The Scottish delegates received a warm welcome from the students of St. Edmund's School upon their arrival. Excitement filled the air as the delegates and students interacted, sharing stories, experiences, and engaging in lively conversations. This exchange of ideas and perspectives set the stage for a meaningful cultural exchange that would unfold over the following days.
On the first day of their visit, the delegates and the students from St. Edmund's School made their way to the Government Rajkiya Madhyamik Sanskrit School, which has been adopted by St. Edmund's as part of their commitment to social responsibility. The delegates were deeply moved by the warmth and enthusiasm displayed by the students at the adopted school. They had the opportunity to interact with the students and witness their progress in various academic and extracurricular activities.
Afterwards, the delegation visited a local Blue Pottery studio, where they were introduced to the traditional art form of Rajasthan. They marveled at the intricate designs and craftsmanship displayed by the local artisans, gaining a deeper appreciation for the rich heritage of Indian art.
The following day commenced with a rejuvenating yoga session, where the Scottish delegates and St. Edmund's students embraced the benefits of this ancient practice, finding serenity and harmony in their movements. Later, they took part in a vibrant tie and dye session, unleashing their creativity and learning the techniques of this colorful art form.
As the day progressed, the school echoed with the sounds of joyous dance, as students from both St. Edmund's and the visiting delegation showcased their talents on the dance floor. The rhythmic beats and graceful movements left everyone enthralled, celebrating the power of music and dance to unite people across cultures.
On the final day of their visit, the Scottish delegates actively participated in a Model United Nations (MUN) conference organized by St. Edmund's School. They showcased their oratory skills, critical thinking abilities, and diplomatic acumen as they deliberated upon global issues and proposed solutions, inspiring the students to become global citizens and work towards a better future.
The visit of the Scottish delegates to St. Edmund's School concluded on a high note, leaving behind cherished memories and strengthening the bonds of friendship and cultural understanding.
St. Edmund's School extends its heartfelt gratitude to Ms. Susane, Mr. Alistair, the accompanying teachers, and the Scottish delegation for their visit, fostering a spirit of collaboration, exchange, and cultural appreciation. The school looks forward to continuing such endeavors, inspiring students to become global ambassadors of peace and understanding.