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It is almost impossible to find a child today who does not use a screen. Smartphones, tablets, televisions and computers have become part of everyday life, and children are introduced to technology at a very young age. Screens can certainly support learning and provide entertainment, but too much screen time can gradually take away time […]

A conversation with a pre-KG or KG student today can be surprisingly eye-opening. Ask a simple question, and the answer may reveal an understanding of technology, nature, numbers, people or everyday situations that goes far beyond what we expect from such a young child. Their curiosity, confidence, awareness and ability to connect different ideas show […]

What is a school really meant to do? It is easy to say that a school is a place where children learn Mathematics, Physics, English, Science, and other subjects. But education is meant to be much more than lessons written on a board or marks recorded on a report card. School is where children spend […]

Every child learns differently, and it is completely normal for students to find some subjects more difficult than others. A child may be comfortable with mathematics but struggle with science, or enjoy reading while finding writing challenging. Sometimes, a subject that was once easy can become difficult as concepts become more advanced or the academic […]

“The butterflies fly, fly and fly.” A child may read these simple words and instantly picture colourful butterflies moving from flower to flower in a garden. They may imagine their delicate wings, the flowers around them and where the butterflies might fly next. That is the beauty of reading. A few words can create an […]

Learning acquired during early childhood influences how children learn and continue to learn afterwards. Before learning any complicated lessons or subjects, children develop skills necessary for later learning during the early years of their lives. In fact, it is during those very early years that children begin to express their ideas verbally, explore the world […]

Exam season can be really stressful for students. Getting through the syllabus, the deadlines, the revision tests, the exams, one after the other and the weight of previous results can be truly daunting. And the stress of the marks, comparisons with peers, peer pressure and the fear of losing out on what your parents expect […]

A three-year-old child can surprise you with the amount of information they carry. They may have travelled to different countries, ask questions about how things work, and confidently explain something they discovered through a screen, a classroom activity, or a simple everyday experience. It clearly shows how dramatically the world of learning has evolved. Children […]