Ten-yr-old pens a collection of prose and poetry
School Web Desk New Delhi, February Ten-year-old Khushi Goel has penned her first collection of prose and poetry on an interesting topic. 'The Bunny Who Cooked Macaroni' is intensely whimsical and e
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School Web Desk New Delhi, February Ten-year-old Khushi Goel has penned her first collection of prose and poetry on an interesting topic. 'The Bunny Who Cooked Macaroni' is intensely whimsical and e
New Delhi, February 18 A one-of-a-kind online school has been launched in India. Known as Cyboard School, it is a brainchild of two serial entrepreneurs and visionaries — Rajat Singhal, Co-Founder & CEO, and Kunal Singhal, Co-Founder & CTO. It's salient feature is a hybrid model of delivery encompassing a mix of online classes which will be followed by physical camps spread over 30 days in a year and a few city-level Interactions. The school targets enrolment of about 5,000 students in Standards I-III by the end of March 2021 and acquire 1% of India’s K-12 market share by 2025. It aims to...
School Web Desk Chandigarh, February 18 The Government of India is conducting country’s first Toy Fair that will be hosted virtually over a period of four days between February 27 and March 2,
Mumbai, January 30 Vivaan Jain (11) and Reyansh Botadra (7) of Billabong High International School (BHIS), Malad, have won multiple laurels at Winter International Online Speedcubing (WIOS) Tournament 2020 held recently. They participated in different categories of the tournament where they outperformed their counterparts and won accolades. Class VI student Vivaan, who participated in Cube Pluss Winter Open in one category of WIOS tournaments, won the Gold medal in a 3x3 level of speedcubing. He also emerged as the 2nd runner up in solving Pyraminx puzzle and secured first position in sol...
2057 Chandigarh, January 14 Students, teachers and staff of the Hubble Adarsh Senior Secondary School in Kaewal, Balad Khurd and Gandhuan ushered into the New Year by celebrating the harvest festivities of Lohri and conducted numerous activities. This was the first such physical event after resumption of the school and was conducted adhering to the government guidelines of social distancing. Girls and boys in traditional costumes performed giddha and bhangara in front of a select audience and later the entire school shared offerings after the pyre was lit to mark the end of the winter season....