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“To explore Urban Biodiversity, CPS changemakers visited the MacRitchie Reservoir in Singapore as a part of their Futuresake program. It was a such a wonderful experience to see the blend of technology and nature. We could never even imagine while passing through the trail, that we almost forgot we were in a city surrounded by skyscrapers. Seeing that Singapore can maintain a forest in a city, made me think that a country like India with huge natural resources and much more biodiversity, should conserve its resources for a sustainable future. As a young citizen, I did realise my responsibilities to contribute and take care of our environment where I live in”.
-Debankit Bhattacharya, Class XI

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CPS Junior Academy conducted a field trip for students to reinforce experimental and relative learning. The trips give students the opportunity to observe a particular environment that enables first-hand experience of what they are learning. Pre Primary students were taken to Egmore Museum for field trip and to experience the real fun they had together, we should have been a part of it. Kids were mainly attracted and thrilled to the huge inter active Dinosaur, which made them awestruck with its size and the sounds it made. They were enthralled going around the other displays in the museum which includes ancient paintings, huge array of artifact, palm-leaf manuscripts and other objects that have been segmented into various sections. This trip also offered students and teachers the opportunity to interact outside of the classroom, thus enhancing their bonding with each other and improving their social and life skills.

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“A fun filled activity for learning “Blending sounds”
Developing a child’s phonological awareness is an important part of developing a reader. Many research studies indicate that kids who have high phonological awareness also have higher reading skills. The practice of breaking letters apart and blending them together help early learners build the skills they need to become great readers.

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Pre Primary children at Junior Academy celebrated Diwali by lighting Dias together with their classmates, all dressed in yellow representing the colour of the flame. They also had few craft activities and every one carried a “Dia” as keepsake which they made using play dough with a twinkling smile on their faces to continue the celebrations at home.

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“The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams”.Dreams come alive when innovation and passion join hands.
“The Times NIE News Makers Meet” held at SBOA School and Junior College was a platform for young inquisitive minds to broaden their perspective on the multifaceted career options available in today’s world.A civil servant aspirant, Sai Sruthi N, of Chennai Public School, Annanagar was acknowledged as one of the Star Correspondents for the year2017-18, and was awarded with a certificate and a trophy.

Masquerade – “Famous personalities” (PP3 Fancy Dress competition)

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