• IBDP Grade XI admissions have been extended for two more rounds

Social Footprint

  • Social Projects
  • Setu
  • Teacher Training Programme
  • Rural Immersion Program
  • Rotaract/Interact Club

The project "Cozy Quilt" was undertaken as an initiative of the Social Outreach Programme 2024 - 25. The project aimed at reaching out the old grandparents at an old age home. The students of grade 7 and 8 actively participated in the project completing different phase of the project from campaigning to collect old clothes till sewing it into a beautiful and warmth filled quilt. The children wrapped their preciously sewn quilt and geared up to distribute the quilts to the grandpa's and grandma's. The Grandparents eagerly waited ro meet the children and were delighted to meet them. The quilt distribution was followed by the cultural programme put up by the Sulonians. Their joy had no bounds.
Madam Principal Mrs. Revati Srinivasan graced this occasion by her presence and also spoke to the Sulonians and appreciated this act of kindness and the musical treat not only brought in smiles on their face but also brightened their spirits, as they felt cherished and cared for by the younger generation. The children spent time engaging in conversations, listening to the elders' stories, and sharing moments of joy.

The event highlighted the importance of intergenerational bonding and instilled in the children a sense of empathy and social responsibility. As the day came to an end, the children left with a sense of fulfillment.

This initiative fostered a deeper connection between the younger and older generation, promoting a culture of respect and compassion for the Grandparents in our society.

Creative Endeavor : Cozy Quilt Project

Raymond Vocational Educational Centre (RVEC)

Raymond Vocational Educational Centre (RVEC)

For us at Singhania Schools, we choose to live by our mission - padh likh kar gyani banne se pehle ache insaan banenge
Our focus is to educate our students so that they excel as human beings. Our quest for inclusion and equality has led us to serene but secluded regions of our little world. Here education exists, but with a lot of voids, for it to be viewed as holistic. It is in these voids we saw scope for us to add value to the lives of a few more curious minds.
The students from the tribal area of Yeoor Hills travel down every Saturday to come to our classrooms and experience those aspects of education that are bereft of their learning environment. The time they spend here experiencing skills, art, and crafts are the most satisfying moments of not just their life but even ours. These curious minds enjoy learning the web on the net or strings of the instruments or the coins of carrom. It’s heartening to see that not just our teachers, but even our students volunteer to help.

It is a sight to behold when students from two different worlds come under the sky of Singhania schools, share moments, exchange experiences and leave with rich hearts and minds. We are on an amazing journey to transform the lives of these kids. After all, we are only trying to make our corner of the world a better place to live.

31st August 2024

ANNOUNCEMENTS
ANNOUNCEMENTS
  • IBDP Grade XI admissions have been extended for two more rounds.