By the MYP 2 Book Club: Prini, Rhea, Vedika, Dev Kotak, Yohaan and Ananya Ungifted is a truly fun, and interesting book for teens and kids aged 9-13. There are many wonderful scenes which might get any reader going. The first line itself hooks you, wanting to get you to read the book: “I want
By: Learning Support Coordinator, Mrs Sunita Agarwal A Hindi-speaking lady dressed in a saree and flip-flops came out of a taxi to stop by the nearby elementary school to enrol her daughter in a kindergarten. The staff member at the front desk asked for her ID and proof of residence. The lady produced her card
MYP4 students have a unit on Population & Migration in I&S. Students worked in groups to study population control policies adopted by various countries and their success as well as other implications. After studying these policies and their success students brainstormed about the ethical considerations while deciding the population control policies. It was followed by
Kindness is contagious!!! The strength of kindness is infinite. This Diwali, we stepped forward to perform small acts of kindness in order to spread joy, love and happiness to the people around us. Kindness costs nothing yet it can make our planet a happier place to live in. Some of us showed kindness by watering
In Individuals & Societies we have an objective of demonstrating our knowing & understanding of content & concept. MYP1, while exploring Early Man, discussed the journey of Early Man in Stone Age from Paleolithic Age to Neolithic Age. They communicated their understanding of the Stone Age through a pictorial depiction.
Name Blog based on topics covered during English classes Saalim Types of focus, Colour & Symbolism Sumer Kadir Nelson’s paintings Kairus MLK Jr. Speech Blog Soumya Global Context response Aanshi Lighting as a technique Laay Banksy – the painter Zrey Camera Angles
In the last week of September the DP students were given the opportunity to plan and organise the MYP-DP Literacy week. Students took charge of coordinating many unique events and were also given the chance to suggest their own ideas and plan events more closely related to their own personal interests. Through a collaboration between
Headline: Khushiyon wali Diwali Write Up : Diwali is known as the festival of lights, and depicts the victory of light over darkness and good over evil. We, at EIS, moved one step closer to overcome the darkness of ignorance by understanding the Global Goals set by the United Nations. We identified strong connections between
Title for Artwork: Student’s Kryptonite Size: 15 x 30 cm Medium: Digital Collage, Pixlr, print on paper Year: 2021 Name: Hatim Kothari, Visual Arts, DP1 This artwork talks about a student in a difficult academic situation. The figure and tower of eyes show how one is constantly feeling under pressure while trying to meet the