School interviews and assessments are often the first formal step in a child’s academic journey. For parents, the process can be as nerve-racking as it is for children, especially when they are unsure about what to expect. These interviews are not only about testing a child’s knowledge but also about understanding their personality, communication skills,...
The aspiration to study abroad is growing steadily among students, with universities worldwide seeking learners who are academically capable, adaptable, and culturally aware. For many families, choosing the right school curriculum plays a decisive role in shaping that journey. The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) curriculum has long been recognised for its strong academic...
Play is often seen as a break from learning, but research shows that structured playtime can be one of the most effective ways to boost academic performance. In early childhood and primary years, structured play creates a balance between fun and purposeful learning. It allows children to explore concepts, practise skills, and develop focus in...
Education today is evolving beyond one-way instruction. Students are no longer passive recipients of knowledge but active participants in their own learning. One of the most powerful methods that supports this shift is peer learning. When students learn with and from each other, they not only grasp concepts more effectively but also build confidence, empathy,...
The Hidden Curriculum of Growth While academic achievement remains a core focus in schools, the importance of co-curricular activities in shaping a child’s overall development is increasingly being acknowledged. From sports and music to drama, debate, coding clubs, and community service, these activities provide avenues where children can explore their interests, build vital life skills,...
Leadership Starts Young Leadership isn’t a trait reserved for adulthood—it begins forming in the classrooms, playgrounds, and student communities of today’s schools. Modern education has moved beyond the conventional teacher-led model to one that fosters student agency, ownership, and empowerment. Among the most impactful strategies in this evolution are mentorship and the amplification of student...
In a rapidly evolving world shaped by innovation, creativity, and adaptability, preparing students solely for traditional careers is no longer sufficient. Today’s children will enter a workforce filled with roles and opportunities that may not yet exist—where success will rely not only on academic achievement but also on critical thinking, leadership, and resilience. One of...
In a world that increasingly values communication, creativity, and emotional intelligence, helping children find and trust their voice is more important than ever. While academic subjects equip students with knowledge, it is the arts—particularly theatre—that cultivate self-expression, confidence, and individuality. Participation in school theatre allows children not only to explore their creativity but also to...
In a world where students face academic pressure, social dynamics, and emotional changes all at once, journaling emerges as a simple yet powerful tool. It offers a private space for reflection, emotional release, and goal setting. Whether used to track daily tasks or express personal thoughts, journaling helps boost both productivity and mental well-being. Journaling...
CBSE students often juggle multiple subjects, extracurricular activities, and exam preparations. Without proper time management, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed. Learning to plan and organise time efficiently not only improves academic performance but also reduces stress and creates space for relaxation and hobbies. Set Clear, Achievable Goals Start by setting short-term and long-term goals. Break...
