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Maharashtra: Classes For Grades 1-12, Pre-Primary To Reopen From Monday

Call on reopening colleges in Maharashtra soon, tests till February 15 online

Bengaluru, 12th January 2022: On the outset of rising COVID-19 variant Omicron, the government of India decided to prioritise the coverage of vaccination of 15-18 year children. In response to the same,

Orchids The International School’s Bangalore campuses conducted vaccination drives for the students of their schools, starting from January 4

Orchids – The International School Organizes Vaccination Campaign for all 9th – 12th Graders

On the outset of rising COVID-19 variant Omicron, the government of India decided to prioritise the coverage of vaccination of 15-18 year children. In response to the same, Orchids – The International School’s Bangalore campuses zeroed down on conducting vaccination drives for the students of their schools.

Communication, hobbies & interests lost to screen time

Math Olympiad of Srinivasa Ramanujan

In view of the spped and ever increasing knowledge transformation, the need for swift upskilling at scale has risen exponentially and by far eclipses is traditional reskilling counterpart.

Communication, hobbies & interests lost to screen time

Communication, hobbies & interests lost to screen time

Should the Class 10 and 12 CBSE boards be conducted online?

Amid surging COVID-19 cases, can operating at 50 percent capacity be a viable alternative for schools, colleges?

Orchid International files a complaint against the parent who complained about teacher forcing Hindu student to pray to Allah

Orchids The International School recently launched its pan-India mega competition series

School lodges plaint against kin on girl’s charge about religion

Orchid the International School has begun legal proceedings against him. The viral video claimed that a teacher in the school had asked students to pray to Allah during a mathematics class.

Bengaluru school student alleges teacher forced class to pray to ‘better god’ Allah as punishment, school says it was eye exercise .

Bengaluru school student alleges teacher forced class to pray to ‘better god’ Allah as punishment, school says it was eye exercise .

After a video posted by a parent went viral on Twitter, Orchid The International School has begun legal proceedings against him. The viral video claimed that a teacher in the school had asked students to pray to Allah during a mathematics class.

Omicron halts students’ return to schools and colleges; pauses hope of faster normalcy in education sector

Increasing Covid Scare in Bengaluru! Orchids International School’s management decides to close the school

Several schools in the city have reported a marginal drop in attendance by 2% to 5% on Monday as a result of the rising Covid-19 cases.

School students in West Bengal who returned to the campus after a 20-month break in November are back behind the screen amid a surge in COVID cases across the country.

The private school associations are now requesting Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai not to close schools in the state as a preventive measure.

City schools had reopened for all classes on December 15, arround 21 months after the March 2020 lockdown.

16 schools coming under Orchids International have decided to shift to online classes due to the surge in Covid-19 cases and the novel Omicron variant.

Schools to remain shut until Jan 31 .

Online classes starting again.

Amid COVID-19 surge, schools within BMC limits for class 1 to 9 to remain shut till Jan 31; online classes to continue.

Quotes on School Re-shutting amidst the rising Cases of Covid in India | Orchids The International Schools.

Inspiring India,he was diagnosed with speech delay. He could speak only a few words. For the next few years,

Inspiring India,he was diagnosed with speech delay. He could speak only a few words. For the next few years,

Orchids The International School Mega Competition Series ORCHIDS – STAR WARS

The International School launched its pan India live mega competition series, ORCHIDS – STAR WARS on Saturday 18th December 2021.

The International School launched its pan India live mega competition series, ORCHIDS – STAR WARS on Saturday 18th December 2021.

The International School launched its pan India live mega competition series, ORCHIDS – STAR WARS on Saturday 18th December 2021.

The International School launched its pan India live mega competition series, ORCHIDS – STAR WARS on Saturday 18th December 2021.

Orchids – The International School launched its pan India live mega competition series, Orchids – Star Wars on December 18.

Orchids School receives award

Orchids –The International School Recognized for its Excellence in STEAM Education at 22nd World Education Summit

Orchids –The International School Recognized for its Excellence in STEAM Education at 22nd World Education Summit

Orchids –The International School Recognized for its Excellence in STEAM Education at 22nd World Education Summit

Organised Math Olympiad

Orchids –The International School Recognized for its Excellence in STEAM Education at 22nd World Education Summit

Orchids –The International School Recognized for its Excellence in STEAM Education at 22nd World Education Summit

Orchids –The International School Recognized for its Excellence in STEAM Education at 22nd World Education Summit

Ramanuja Math Olympiad held

Orchids Interanational school organises Ramanujan Math olympiad

Minister eats her words

Mumbai schools might shut again due to rise in Omicron cases, parents worried,Mumbai schools have resumed from December 15 and around 2,246 schools have started for Grade 1-7 which counts for around 92%.

Orchids hosts Maths Olympiad; student shines

Ramanuja Math Olympiad held

Teacher training programmes need to stay abreast of new methods and techniques in the field A student’s learning is directly proportional to effective knowledge delivery by the teacher.

Orchids- Interanational school organises Ramanujan Math olympiad

Ramanuja Math Olympiad held

Orchids Interanational school holds Ramanuja Math Olympiad

Ramanuja Math Olympiad held

Ramanuja Math Olympiad held

The Words My Son Uses To Talk About Me Motivates Me To Serve Many More Children

How This Hyderabad School Is Fostering Inclusive Education

The Words My Son Uses To Talk About Me Motivates Me To Serve Many More Children

India is a diverse country, and while unity in diversity signifies the spirit of the nation and one needs to make sure the cohesiveness is not superficial and is practised. Therefore, inclusivity is one of the significant social challenges in front of India

The CISCE (Certificate of Secondary Education) ICSE (Class 10) exam concludes today, December 16. The examinations began on November 29 in an offline mode.

Ramanuja Math Olympiad held

Orchids- Interanational school organises Ramanujan Math olympiad

Winner of the Olympiad would be declared on 22nd December

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Amid Omicron fear, classes I to VII reopen for in-person teaching today

Students, parents happy as schools resume today

Schools told to reopen from today, some are still doubtful.

While most households with students from Stds I to VII were brimming with excitement, the level was a notch higher at those with kids from Stds I and II as it will be the first school experience.

After more than 20 months, primary and middle schools in the city will reopen for in-person classes for standards I to VII from Wednesday. There are more than 10.50 lakh students in Classes I to VII in the 3,420 civic-run and private schools in the city.

All over Mumbai, there are around 2000 schools out of which almost 1900 schools will resume offline from December 15, states the official data provided by the Education Department, Mumbai.

Orchids – The International School celebrated the birth anniversary of the celebrated mathematician Shri Srinivasa Ramanujan on Saturday, 11th December by hosting the first edition of the Ramanujan Math Olympiad

Orchids – The International School Organises Ramanujan Math Olympiad

Orchids – The International School celebrated the birth anniversary of the celebrated mathematician Shri Srinivasa Ramanujan on Saturday, 11th December by hosting the first edition of the Ramanujan Math Olympiad.

Orchids – The International School Organises Ramanujan Math Olympiad

The last exam was English Language and Literature, which was in the limelight because of significant issues. Students were having problems with the passage of one set of question paper.

City schools go the extra yard to make kids comfortable

Schools in Mumbai are preparing to reopen after a long break due to a pandemic. Schools from grades 1 to 7 are permitted to reopen in urban areas, while higher grades (from 8-12) have already resumed from October 4.

The Words My Son Uses To Talk About Me Motivates Me To Serve Many More Children

The Words My Son Uses To Talk About Me Motivates Me To Serve Many More Children,I loved taking care of him and seeing him grow. However, eventually, I realized that my son was showing delays in reaching some of his milestones.

Rumour around the closure of offline classes amidst the increasing number of Omicron cases: What experts are saying

While Mumbai schools are concerned about safety, officials have mulled over reopening schools on December 15. It has already been decided that schools in the Mumbai division will start from December 15.

An official notice was issued by the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) which states that CBSE will now seek comments from the subject teachers on the answers keys.

Mumbai: 83% primary schools open in state’s rural areas

Mumbai: 83% primary schools open in state’s rural areas

Despite the new COVID-19 variant ‘Omicron’ striking terror across the globe, the Maharashtra government has decided to go ahead with its decision to reopen schools for Classes 1 to 4 in rural areas and Classes 1 to 7 in urban areas from Wednesday, December 1.

The state government on Monday issued Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) to be followed by schools and parents when classes 1 to 7 in urban centres and classes 1 to 4 in rural areas reopen from December 1.

The CBSE Class 12 and Class 10 exams for major subjects are set to begin next week. For this year, the Central Board of Secondary Education or CBSE has issued special guidelines, so that students in these two critical classes do not have to face the same uncertainty that the two previous batches have had to face due to the coronavirus pandemic

Maharashtra: Primary classes to begin in phases with parents’ consent, hybrid mode

Primary classes to begin in phases with parents’ consent, hybrid mode Schools in urban areas, especially private ones

The state Cabinet on Thursday decided to resume in-person classes for Std I to Std IV students in rural areas and Std I to Std VII students in urban areas, from December 1. Pre-primary and residential schools will remain closed until further orders. After the meeting, school education minister Varsha Gaikwad said the welcome decision was taken after consulting the health department and state’s paediatric Covid-19 task force.

Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray along with cabinet ministers and paediatric task force (a special task force set up by the government) decided to reopen schools for classes 1st to 4th in rural areas and classes 1st to 7th in urban areas. Schools from class 8th to 12th were already running offline in Maharashtra.

Janmejai Singh, a 10-year-old student in Noida, attended school for just 10 days after physical classes for younger students resumed in Uttar Pradesh in September, following prolonged virtual studies owing to the pandemic. Apprehensions of a third Covid wave towards the end of the year have since made his parents — Sunita and Santosh — reluctant to continue sending him to school.

Shortly after her son’s birth in 2010, Hyderabad-based Sai Sowjanya Vasa’s life was turned upside down when he was diagnosed with
speech delay. What followed were a harrowing next few years as she struggled to understand her child’s condition and help him overcome it.

Online Coding classes for kids are no more on extra academic activity. It is rather a necessity to move a step ahead towards a digital future. It is very important for the kids to learn coding at a very young age so that they can prepare themselves for what the future holds for them.

A customised approach to teacher training,Student learning can see improvement only when the teaching-learning process in classrooms undergoes a change. We need to recognise the significance of equipping and guiding teachers to transform the teaching-learning process.

5 tips for parents to identify their child’s knack for any subject,Parents are the first teachers and children are like wet clay. Every experience in their life leaves an impression on their personality. The parents need to know their children’s interest areas so that they can guide them in the right direction.

How exam-ready are the Term-1 Board aspirants

S9 NEWS | ऑर्किडस इंटरनॅशनल स्कूलमध्ये बाल दिना निमित्त ज्ञानवर्धक उपक्रमांचे आयोजन

Keeping in mind the theme for this year’s celebration, ‘Children Above Everything’, India’s leading chain schools, Orchids – The International School celebrated Children’s Day with vigor. 30000+ students across 48+ branches were a part of the fun & learning activities.

Keeping in mind the theme for this year’s celebration, ‘Children Above Everything’, India’s leading chain schools, Orchids – The International School celebrated Children’s Day with vigor. 30000+ students across 48+ branches were a part of the fun & learning activities.

Keeping in mind the theme for this year’s celebration, ‘Children Above Everything’, India’s leading chain schools, Orchids – The International School celebrated Children’s Day with vigor. 30000+ students across 48+ branches were a part of the fun & learning activities.

Keeping in mind the theme for this year’s celebration, ‘Children Above Everything’, India’s leading chain schools, Orchids – The International School celebrated Children’s Day with vigor. 30000+ students across 48+ branches were a part of the fun & learning activities.

ऑर्किड्स – द इंटरनेशनल स्‍कूल में बाल दिवस समारोह आयोजित.

ऑर्किडस इंटरनॅशनल स्कूलमध्ये ‘आनंदी बाल दिन’ उत्साहात साजरा

Children’s Day was celebrated across India with the objective to create and increase awareness about their rights, care, and education. Brands joined the celebrations with campaigns and contests that intend to nourish children’s talents.

Children’s Day is possibly the most awaited day in a school year. The day children are celebrated and given an opportunity to feel happy and there is general merriment in the school.

One such instance was about the discussion of house-warming ceremony, arrangements and the people to be invited for the same. This created a wide uproar and a topic of laughter throughout the day when students kept asking the child whether they were invited.

5 tips for parents to ensure their kids to be a positive individual,Every parent wants to be assured that their children are happy and settled in school and that they are learning well. For that, they need to be involved in the lives of their children without being intrusive. The questions, they ask their children should be reflective and not probing

Parenting is the greatest force that shapes the behaviour across generations. The world is changing at breakneck speed, so are the parenting styles. The children who are in school today will see a dramatically different world 15 years later.

Parenting is the greatest force that shapes the behaviour across generations. The world is changing at breakneck speed, so are the parenting styles. The children who are in school today will see a dramatically different world 15 years later.

Ever since various government and state authorities decided to reopen schools, parents are in a dilemma whether it is safe to allow their kids out of their sight for an entire day. This dilemma is mainly the result of letting their child go out of the bubble of protection that they have created so carefully at home to keep them from the evil shadow of Covid-19 so far.

Being single parents or living in broken families is one of the major issues and has become a challenge in today’s era. As a society, we are often subjected to negative stereotypes about single parents and cultural messages about the importance of two-family households.

Technology is growing rapidly that today the society is completely dependent on it. One such part of technological advancement is ‘Coding’. Coding for kids seems like an unfeasible journey, right? It is a lot like learning an entirely new language!

ऑर्किड्स-इंटरनॅशनल स्कूल जागतिक मानसिक आरोग्य दिन साजरा करतेय

Our brains have a great ability to learn a new language in the early years, but we need to look at the larger intent. Nurturing one’s inner resources in the early years helps better. In a language diverse India, it is a difficult task, but can be helped by inter-linguistic cultural marriages, multilingual parents, intra-country migrations on one hand while on the other hand adept educators, understanding parents, convincing leaders and many more factors need synergy.

School organises mental health month

School Reopening: 5 Things Parents can Verify About the Safety Precautions to End Dilemma About the Physical Reopening of School

Should regional languages be made mandatory

Private schools are gearing up to bring back younger students to offline classes from October 25. For the initial days, school administrators are bringing in a team of counsellors to help students readjust with the school environment and prepare a schedule so that classes can be held in rotation.

The University of Hull recently became a full Chevening partner. It announced five new scholarships for students from eligible countries for Master’s programmes. It is accepting applications from over 160 countries including India for the academic year 2022-23.

ऑर्किड्स-इंटरनॅशनल स्कूल जागतिक मानसिक आरोग्य दिन साजरा करतेय

This year, the cut-off for most undergraduate courses at the University of Delhi has broken all records and left eyeballs rolling. The first list announced on October 1 had almost eight colleges declaring 100 per cent cut-offs in about 11 courses.

Orchids-International Schools to Celebrate World Mental Health Day

ऑर्किड्स-इंटरनॅशनल स्कूल साजरा करणार जागतिक मानसिक आरोग्य दिन

When the world is rapidly adapting to new technology, it is a great time for us to ponder over safety issues that children may face online. Since children have only a dim understanding of the dangers of the internet.

Every child has the power to flourish and every parent and family member can help. The question is: How? The answer is through a combination of common sense and theories about how children learn and about how to prepare them to learn.

Orchids-The International School observed Mental Health Month starting 10th October to spread awareness about one of the most pressing issues in our lives today “Mental Wellbeing post-Covid”.

Orchids-The International School observed Mental Health Month starting 10th October to spread awareness about one of the most pressing issues in our lives today “Mental Wellbeing post-Covid”.

To raise awareness among students, parents and staff regarding mental health issues, Orchids is organising a talk show on the same. Experts from the field of mental health will deal with this topic and help clear the doubts pertaining to mental wellness.

Orchids-The International School observed Mental Health Month starting 10th October to spread awareness about one of the most pressing issues in our lives today “Mental Wellbeing post-Covid”.

Orchids-The International School observed Mental Health Month starting 10th October to spread awareness about one of the most pressing issues in our lives today “Mental Wellbeing post-Covid”.

To raise awareness among students, parents and staff regarding mental health issues, Orchids is organising a talk show on the same. Experts from the field of mental health will deal with this topic and help clear the doubts pertaining to mental wellness.

Orchids-The International School observed Mental Health Month starting 10th October to spread awareness about one of the most pressing issues in our lives today “Mental Wellbeing post-Covid”.

To raise awareness among students, parents and staff regarding mental health issues, Orchids is organising a talk show on the same. Experts from the field of mental health will deal with this topic and help clear the doubts pertaining to mental wellness.

Orchids-The International School observed Mental Health Month starting 10th October to spread awareness about one of the most pressing issues in our lives today “Mental Wellbeing post-Covid”.

To raise awareness among students, parents and staff regarding mental health issues, Orchids is organising a talk show on the same. Experts from the field of mental health will deal with this topic and help clear the doubts pertaining to mental wellness.

Orchids will be organizing a series of events between 10th October and 10th November 2021 with all students, parents, and all teaching and non-teaching staff and their families.

Orchids-The International School observed Mental Health Month starting 10th October to spread awareness about one of the most pressing issues in our lives today “Mental Wellbeing post-Covid”.

To raise awareness among students, parents and staff regarding mental health issues, Orchids is organising a talk show on the same. Experts from the field of mental health will deal with this topic and help clear the doubts pertaining to mental wellness.

Orchids-The International School observed Mental Health Month starting 10th October to spread awareness about one of the most pressing issues in our lives today “Mental Wellbeing post-Covid”.

Orchids-The International School observed Mental Health Month starting 10th October to spread awareness about one of the most pressing issues in our lives today “Mental Wellbeing post-Covid”.

Orchids-The International Schools Celebrates World Mental Health Day With A Laughter Therapy Session And Live Talkshow With Experts

New Era for Mental Health – Inclusion & Acceptance. There was a time where most people denied the concept of mental health by calling it a myth. However, given the ever-evolving nature of this field, it has overpowered the ignorance and continues to show its presence in almost all sections of the society.

Orchids-The International Schools Celebrates World Mental Health Day with A Laughter Therapy Session and Live Talkshow with Experts

मानसिक सुदृढतेबाबत शंका दूर

ऑर्किड्स-इंटरनॅशनल स्कूल साजरा करणार जागतिक मानसिक आरोग्य दिन

कोविडनंतरचे मानसिक आरोग्य समस्यांबाबत विद्यार्थी, पालक आणि कर्मचाऱ्यांमध्ये जागरूकता निर्माण करण्यासाठी , निगडीतील ऑर्किड्स-द इंटरनॅशनल स्कूलमध्ये ‘एक लाफ्टर थेरपी सत्र आणि एक टॉक शो’ घेण्यात येणार आहे.

ऑर्किड्स-इंटरनॅशनल स्कूल साजरा करणार जागतिक मानसिक आरोग्य दिन

Orchid-International School Celebrating World Mental Health Day-Education in India | Latest Education News | Global Education News.

To raise awareness among students, parents and staff regarding mental health issues, Orchids is organising a talk show on the same. Experts from the field of mental health will deal with this topic and help clear the doubts pertaining to mental wellness.

Orchids will be organizing a series of events between 10th October and 10th November 2021 with all students, parents, and all teaching and non-teaching staff and their families.

Orchids The International School will observe Mental Health Month from October 10 to spread awareness about “Mental Wellbeing post-Covid”.

Schools want to open after Diwali, BMC yet to decide on October 4 date

Telangana boy Raja Rithvik on Saturday received the title of Grandmaster (GM) which every chess player considers a great achievement. He became the 70th Grandmaster from the India. At the Vezerkepzo Grandmaster (GM) Chess Tournament in Budapest in Hungary, 17-year-old Raja Ritivak crossed the 2,500 ELO rating milestone required to finalize GM status.

Orchids-The International School, a chain of over 40 schools across the country, has announced to provide complete financial assistance to its 4,000 staff members for receiving the vaccination.

Help your kids with “Top 5 ways to help children deal with stress” by Miss Kavita Chatterjee, Principal – Orchids The International School, Kurla

Meanwhile, Miss Manjula, Principal of Orchids-The International Schools, BTM Layout, Bengaluru, said, “Ideally, we would prefer to continue classes online, keeping in mind the safety of our students and teachers…

Principal of Orchids, in Nigdi, Aanieetaa Vaissnava, said keeping in mind the thought of working with the new normal, the school has given parents the choice to pick a suitable time during which they are given access to attend online classes on their platform…

Check out the “10 most important things for parents to do during online classes” by Miss Aparna Khairnar, Principal – Orchids The International School, Ambegaon

At Orchids – The International schools, parents can access the school’s online classes through the web app Zoom. School tours for parents are also being conducted virtually.

“We understand that some parents are apprehensive about sending their children to school. So, online classes will still be available those students. The idea is to continue the classes in any way possible — offline or online,” said Principal Kavita Mukherjee.

“…Even if school reopens, online classes will still be available for students. However, the final call will be taken after consultation with the association.” said Dr Aanieetaa Vaissnava, principal of Orchids – The International School, Nigdi.

Read “Top 5 ways to make online education engaging” by Miss Sakina, Principal – Orchids The International School, Panathur

Tech thinkers and educators believe that coding is a game-changer and a new generation will use analytical thinking to solve the problem.

For one, remote learning has more accountability than other modes and therefore seems to be the second-best option during this pandemic to offline classes.

“How schools transformed seamlessly from physical to digital learning” by Dr. Kavita Nagpal, Principal – Orchids The International School, Vikhroli

Read the opinion piece by Amitha Shireesh, Director – Orchids The International School, Sahakarnagar, Bengaluru.

Dheekshitha is a primary teacher at Orchids International School, Bengaluru. Soon after the lockdown in March started…