Exam Euphoria - Internal Assessments

Internal Assessment

The word "exam" triggers a cold sweat in many students. After a stressful period of heavy backpacks and frantic memorisation, some students are unable to think clearly just before the examination starts, and eventually, they are unable to write anything. This is nothing but ‘Exam Fever’. However, those who have tried to sprint 100 meters without stretching know exactly what happens - muscles cramp, breath hitches and often one is not able to hit their top speed.

Career Counselling

In the traditional gurukul system, the students were mentored and guided by their gurus who took these pupils in their custody for a considerable number of years and hence was responsible for acquisition of moral and ethical values as well as intellectual growth. In the contemporary world once the euphoria of exams sets in, professional experts engage with the student community to help them realise their true potential. In addition, career counselling helps students develop goal-setting and with planning skills.

Festivals & Folklore II

From lights to colours, prayers to processions, Indian festivals in October offer something for everyone. As the monsoon recedes and the air turns crisp, the country gears up for one of the most festive periods of the year.The school cultural programmes in Kolkata celebrate creativity and teamwork ,meanwhile exhibitions and events inspire innovation and community spirit among the students.

Festivals & Folklore

India is a land of myriad cultures, and our religious festivals and folklore reflect our real essence. Festivals such as Diwali, Holi, Eid, Christmas, and Pongal are celebrated with great enthusiasm, each having deep historical or mythological roots.

Autumn, the Fall

Autumn is tied to several myths and legends, particularly from Roman and Greek traditions, often relating to the harvest, the autumnal equinox, and the goddess Demeter and her daughter Persephone, symbolizing themes of renewal and transition. Deciduous trees shedding their leaves is reminiscent of Shelley’s immortal lines-dead leaves/ Are driven, like ghosts from an enchanter fleeing. The shedding of leaves is a metaphor for the natural cycle of life. It reaffirms that change is inevitable and necessary for new growth.