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Reading
We believe in the adage, “Today’s readers are tomorrow’s leaders”. Children are nudged to pick up reading from a young age and there is a lot of emphasis on independent reading and language development.
Every student visits the library multiple times a week. Children from Grade III are allowed to borrow books of their choice from the library. It is not rare to see our teachers reading along with children under a tree.
The first 30 minutes of every day is spent in framing & writing sentences for five new words & D.E.A.R (Drop Everything and Read). On a weekly basis, students write one essay and make one presentation.
The school’s central library stocks about 4,000 books of different genres. The library plays an integral part in the teaching-learning process. It provides supporting material for learning in the classrooms and helps teach skills required by the students to become literate, informed and able to face the world.