Sometimes the simplest of activities are the most memorable. Traditional Māori games from New Zealand, could be one of these pastimes as schools in India prepare to break for winter vacation. As one the nations that first made “edutainment” popular, the Kiwis have a plethora of childhood games designed to hone new skills and stimulate the mind. Here are four …
TeamLease Digital, the specialised staffing division of TeamLease Services on Dec 8 launched the first edition of their report titled TeamLease Digital Employment Outlook Report. Providign insights on how job creation and hiring is panning out in the Information Technology and Business Process Management orIT-BPM sector, the report says aided by increased investments in the sector and rapid adoption of …
The more than 18 month-long pandemic induced closures of schools and now their incremental reopening is not a usual back to school story. Rather there are lessons, imperatives and valid reasons to see it as a transformation of the education system itself For India’s estimated 250 million children in the school age group, schools have now disappeared for too long …
One of country’s oldest (1847 – 2022)and best institutions will engage with Higher Education Institutions around Roorkee for the Creation of research capacity as part of celebrations To mark its 175 years, IIT Roorkee on November 25 launched its initiative of the Creation of Research capacity by engaging with Higher Education Institutes (HEIs) around IIT Roorkee and inviting children from …
The residential school situated in Bengaluru is welcoming back students for the new academic year to a safe, controlled, and a well-planned environment. The campus is fully prepared with complete prevention with an upgraded and well equipped Medical Centre. JAIN International Residential School, Bengaluru, one of the top residential schools in India has reopened its REGULAR SCHOOLING for all its …
A white paper published by FICCI ARISE pushes for urgent and bold reforms, including unleashing the private sector’s potential in improving the country’s learning outcomes As against any major country across the world where the percentage of students attending unaided independent schools (private schools) barely reaches the double digit, as per available data in India nearly 50 per cent of …
