Inquiry based learning through activity takes place at Aristo Public School. Experimental learning is the key to understanding the depth of the subjects.
Krishnajayanthi is celebrated as a symbol of the end of darkness and rooting out of the evil forces. It is the birth of lord Krishna. It is to encourage good will and also togetherness. Our teachers sang prayer song and brought the activity on stage. A beautiful story about “Sri Krishna: is narrated to make the children to feel Krishna. Pot hitting was done by our little Krishnas. They cracked the pot into pieces and enjoyed it. Teachers and Children joined together and sang beautiful Tamil and English songs about Krishna and Radha and made the day colourful. Our Honourable Chairman, Respected Chief Executive (CEO) mam and Principal performed the prayer and made the place to feel spirtual.
Teacher’s day is celebrated every year on the fifth of September in India. It’s the day that happens to be the birthday of India’s former President, Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan. Teacher’s Day is the day students pay their respects to their teachers. They performed various dances, songs, enacted a exhilarating drama and gave speeches to pay respect to their teacher’s hard work. They presented teachers with flowers and greeting cards showing their appreciation for teachers. Our Honourable Chairman Mr.A.C. Sivakumar, Respected Principal, Mr. Mathura Prasad Pandey gave a splendid speech for their teachers to inspire them. Our Honourable Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Mrs. Lakshmi Sivakumar mam gave away a beautiful saree and shirt to teachers as a heartly present to uplife their work.
Vijayadasami, the ninth and the final day of the Navaratri festival with a help of a priest who did a divine pooja. Children wrote their first work m in a plate filled with grains. The day is considered auspicious for children, as they enter the world of education. Teachers arranged an array of activities for the tiny tots like Building blocks, Clay modelling, Painting, Colouring, Beading, Puzzle Mat and so on. Children spent a quality time by involving themselves in all these activities and made the day even more special with their dicine smile and happiness. Parents and Children enjoued the day and received the books and educational materials with pleasure.
Vinayagar Chathurthi marks the birth of Lord Ganesha. Our Kindergarten Children made the image of Lord Ganesha with various substances like clay, grains and leaves. The little children made the day colourful with the slogan recitation. Teachers narrated a short story and made the day special. Our Honourable Correspondent Mam Mrs. Kasthuri Chokkalingam, appreciated the kids for their crystal clear pronounciation of their spelled our words of the slogan. The celebration awakened devotion, creativity, understanding and learning amongst children.
In the junior & secondary school we recognized that school must be a safe and encouraging environment that fosters risk taking necessary for the full development of a child. Realizing that children are motivated to learn when they experience success and develop understanding, teachers include finding and using information, making connections across the curriculum, and organizing learning around new concepts.
We believe that children take responsibility for their learning when they understand what it means to learn, to be reflective, and to set and personal learning goals. Knowing that children have their own unique learning styles, lessons are structured to meet the needs of all learner’s in the classroom with ongoing assessment strategies and timely feedback to support continuous learning.