Still deciding what’s the right career for you? Don’t worry, we’re here to make things simpler for you! We’re glad to announce that we’ll be hostingThe Times of India’s Mission Admission seminar on College Admissions & Overseas Education at our Moulsari campus on this Sunday, 14th June between 10AM-5PM.
Venue at: Sri Ram School , V-37 Moulsari Avenue DLF Ph – III, Gurgaon
The IB programme is different and distinct simply because of the pedagogical principles which guide it. The ten attributes carefully identified for a learner is the basic framework around which the tutor is expected to gear the teaching methodology. Some of the guiding principles include:
These terms essentially indicate the innovative and creative approach to learning keeping in mind the demands of the time and a better understanding of student needs.
A typical IB class tests both the facilitator and the student. It expects a well sharpened critical faculty to absorb, assimilate and create! The programme is distinct also because of the inclusion of differentiated learning and understanding of diverse learning style. The aim is to create a culture of curiosity – the learner feels secure, respected and empowered to vocalize ideas without fear of judgment or ridicule. Debate, argument and discussion are a given in the IB classroom as the students engage in an attempt to better understand the world around them while imbibing the value of respecting differing opinion.
The teaching never stops at ‘what’; it moves on to ‘how’ ‘why’ and even dares to ask ‘can it be different?’ The challenge lies in redefining the boundaries of learning, in truly expanding the mind and becoming learners for life.
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An illustration of how the inter disciplinary approach (a key feature of IB programme) is put into practice at TSRS is the educational trip taken by the current batch to the Andaman Islands. The students conducted a study of the islands’ eco system, carried out a survey to assess the impact of the Tsunami disaster on the economy as well as the environment, and interacted with the indigenous people to understand the cultural practices. All this while having lots of fun!
We are delighted to share with you the first list of university offers for students of our IB Programme at the Moulsari campus!
We are delighted to share with you the first list of university offers for students of our IB Programme at the Moulsari campus!
CAS – Creativity, Action, Service is at the very heart of the IB Diploma Programme. It enables students to enhance their personal and interpersonal development by learning through experience, while providing opportunities for self-determination and collaboration with others, fostering a sense of accomplishment and enjoyment from their work.
To learn more about the IB Diploma Programme at our Moulsari campus, call (0124) 4784400 or visit http://ib.tsrs.org
It is a great week for sports at TSRS! Our girls under-14 and under-17 basketball team from the Moulsari campus are district champions! Huge congratulations to the entire team and the coaches!
Air pollution is a serious problem for everyone, especially for groups like children and older people, who are even further prone to the terrifying consequences of the poisonous air that we breathe in our cities today.
The Shri Ram School has launched a campaign called Save R Lungs, that aims to not only raise awareness about the problem, but one that has taken up the challenge to make a difference. We have drafted a petition addressed to the Prime Minister of India, where we call upon the government to become more proactive in its role in addressing the problem.
Take a moment and sign this petition. Let’s help make a difference. Read full article Click Here.
Mega News to start off the morning – our Aravali under-17 boys, under-17 girls, under-19 boys and under-19 girls teams are CHAMPIONS at the NWR Tournament held earlier this week at Ahmadabad! They all move forward to the national level championship! A super proud moment for the entire TSRS family. Huge congratulations to all the teams, coaches and support staff!
Next up, as part of our annual “Mad About” series, is Mad About Environment, being hosted by the Aravali campus!
SAVE THE DATE : 28th November 2015
We’re excited to announce that our Annual Career Fair will be hosted at the Aravali campus this Friday, 20th November! With over 69 universities from both India and across the world setting up stalls to answer any and every query about admissions, courses offered etc., the fair promises to provide great value. Students and parents of grades 9-12 from both senior campuses, Aravali & Moulsari, are invited to attend the fair.
The panel consisted of Mr Piyush Goyal, Cabinet Minister for Power, Coal and Renewable Energy and Mr. Ashwani Kumar, Chairman of the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Science and Technology and Forests and Environment.
The Heads of Environment – Sanya Kochar and Vimanyu Awal, got the opportunity to ask the Minister some questions.
Students of The Shri Ram School, Aravali, organised a one-day event — Mad about Environment — with the theme ‘back to nature’ on the school premises on Saturday.
During the event, students of all classes displayed the work they conceptualised and put together as part of their in-class activity over the year. The projects covered an array of environment-related topics, including renewable energy, biomimicry, sustainable cities and so on.
The students also displayed innovative projects to resolve daily and as well as long-term environmental concerns. These included methods for rainwater harvesting and cleaning of river Yamuna. The event also featured stalls where students displayed futuristic transport.
“I displayed the project to clean Yamuna. A lot of research was done to understand the ways to clean the river with minimum effects on the ecosystem. I would like to propose this idea to the government as well after studying the issue in depth,” Manan, a class 9 student, said.
Mad about environment was jointly conceptualised as a day with friends and family, where there was scope for both learning and enjoyment.
Students also performed streetplays and dances.
“It was a great day here. There are so many small things that we do, which affect the environment so adversely but go unnoticed. This has been a fun learning experience,” Neha Kapoor, a parent, said.
The teachers as well as parents participated in the event with enthusiasm. They helped the students display their projects.
Manika Sharma, the director of The Shri Ram School, said, “Renewable energy, biomimicry, water management, waste management, futuristic food, transport and apparel — all of this and more were the theme of the Mad about Environment festival held at the Shri Ram School.”
For complete article click here
Announcements for admission to Pravesh Vatika (Nursery) are notified through the school website and an advertisement in a leading daily. Parents are advised to visit the school website for the same.
The online and offline registration forms will be available at the school gate from 10:00 am on Friday, 1st January 2016 to 4.00 pm Friday, 22nd January 2016.
The last date for receiving all forms is 4:00 pm. on Friday, 22nd January 2016.
Pravesh Vatika (Nursery) admission form 2016-17 click here
We’re super proud to announce that our Moulsari campus has won the Green Schools Programme Award 2015-2016 for the Best Rainwater Harvesting System amongst participating schools! Ms. Nandita Mohan, our environment co-ordinator received the award from Ms. Sunita Narain and Mr. Tom Alter at the ceremony held last week!
If you love children, their sense of wonder, their energy, their sense of fun, their laughter, their mischievousness… Then we invite you to join the Enhancing Early Education Program (3EP) – a six month nursery teachers’ training course.
This course, targeted at young mothers, educators, entrepreneurs or simply anyone who is passionate about working with children, strives to nurture creative child-centric educators.
The course will begin on the 4th July 2016 and will be conducted in the premises of The Shri Ram School – Moulsari, DLF phase III
For more details click here OR Visit our website: http://shriearlyeducation.com
Only 3 days to go for Krayons For Kargil!
Be ready for a great exciting day of music, food and art!
DATE: 30th April 2016 (Saturday)
TIMINGS : 2:30pm to 10pm
VENUE : The Shri Ram School (Aravali Campus)
If you wish to be a superhero to the young kids at Sankoo Public School, Kargil today, then click here —> imojo.in/krayonsforkargil
See you there!
Round Square is a not-for-profit network of schools in 40 countries on five continents that share a passion for experiential learning built around six IDEALS of learning: Internationalism, Democracy, Environmentalism, Adventure, Leadership and Service.
Together we ensure that pupils have every opportunity to achieve in ways and to levels beyond their perceived limits, creating a blueprint for succeeding in all life’s challenges. Round Square Students are encouraged to discover and develop their own capabilities through a range of experiences, activities, collaborative projects and challenges, both within and outside the curriculum, including social service projects, exchanges and conference participation.
More information can be found on their website: http://www.roundsquare.org
We’re extremely proud to share that RoboCops, our robotics team from The Shri Ram School, Aravali has won second place at the IRC League finals in Singapore! Congratulations to the entire team!
