Poster Making Competition-ISA Collaborative Activity

Our School registered for the prestigious International School Award (ISA) with the aim of providing broader array of cultural representation and introducing an International dimension to our Teaching learning Process. As a part of project "How green is my school" , Poster Making Competition - a collaborative activity with partner countries South Africa and Greenland was taken up by the students of classes III - V on Friday, March 15 2019. The activity was conducted with the objective of making our children explore and gather information about Environmental Conservation. They created inspiring artwork with different decorative materials.This activity not only enhanced their creativity level but also helped them to understand the need of become conscientious stewards of (and advocates for) the environment, protecting it for themselves and generations to come.Teachers were assigned to judge the competition to assess the top winning posters. Our mission is to inspire and empower our students to think globally, appreciate, create, innovate and contribute their learning on a larger platform said-Dr.Roopa Marwaha Bhalla,School Principal.






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