The world of the classroom and learning has undergone both visible and invisible changes. There is an immediate need to prepare the current generation to equip them for the new age skills like problem solving, critical thinking, team building and digital skills. Today’s children will increasingly be required to think deeply about issues that impact life and society, solve problems creatively, work in teams, communicate effectively, learn the fast changing technology and deal with a flood of information, while doing jobs that are non-routine and constantly changing.
Stepping into the third week of being home-quarantined posed some unavoidable concerns, that as an institution which believes in the overall development of the students, Gulmohur High School could not ignore. With the e-learning in place, which took care that the academic learning of the students does not cease, it was time now to look after their emotional and psychological well-being.
Steps taken by the school in the next level after implementing the online education methodology:
- Collecting and analysing the parent feedback to chalk out the next plan of action
- Decision to give a chance to the students to use their weekends indulging in recreational activities
- Introduce the concept of mindfulness to evoke a sense of positivity not only in the students but also their family members.
Stepping into the third week of being home-quarantined posed some unavoidable concerns, that as an institution which believes in the overall development of the students, Gulmohur High School could not ignore. With the e-learning in place, which took care that the academic learning of the students does not cease, it was time now to look after their emotional and psychological well-being.
Steps taken by the school in the next level after implementing the online education methodology:
- Collecting and analysing the parent feedback to chalk out the next plan of action
- Decision to give a chance to the students to use their weekends indulging in recreational activities
- Introduce the concept of mindfulness to evoke a sense of positivity not only in the students but also their family members.
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Execution of the idea:
- Creative Expressions - To challenge the innovative mind of Gulmoharians, a way was created where through poetry writing, skit writing, collage making, mind maps, photography etc. they could express their feelings about this experience of being in home isolation.
- It was made sure that students use their creativity and use things only available at home.
- Separation from friends, loss of freedom, uncertainty over disease status and boredom cast a negative impact on the students.
- To combat this negativity a wonderful initiative called “Mindfulness” was introduced to the students. They received a newsletter from the school which included videos links for students of every age group to practice the art of mindfulness along with their family members.
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We understand that the children are overwhelmed with the influx of corona virus information that they are exposed to in today’s day and age. The school intends to take empathetic measures and join hands with the parents to reduce the anxiety created by uncertainty and stagnation among the children. We must together provide them with the assurance of an optimistic present and a secure future.
Gulmohur High School organized its 47th Annual Sports Day at Sumant Moolgaonkar Stadium on 22nd November 2019. The chief guest for the occasion was Mr. Basabdutta Jana(Head, Quality -Jamshedpur Tata Motors Ltd.). The senior students smartly marched along housewise to the beats of the school band led by the elected members of the schools’ council.
Gulmohur High School organised a ‘Felicitation Ceremony’ for the outstanding performance by students who appeared for their Board Examination (class X and XII) for the year 2018-19. The school proudly celebrates the glorious efforts of the students which helped the school in getting its first State Topper Vedika Chandra (99%) closely followed by Sumit Agarwal (98.4%), Nishita Agarwal (98/2%) and a total of 30 students who scored a whopping 90% and above in their ICSE Examination. The highest scorers of class XII were also awarded for their brilliant performance in the ISC examination.
