EVENTS

The Parent Orientation Programme for the academic year 2025-26 was successfully conducted in two informative sessions, catering to the parents of students from Grade VI to Grade XII. The primary objective of the sessions was to familiarise parents with the school’s functioning, academic goals and any key updates for the year.
The programme started with the traditional lighting of the lamp, symbolising the beginning of enlightenment. This was followed by a heartfelt welcome and addresses by the Principals of the Junior School Principal, Ms Rajee Samjith and Senior School Principal Ms Priyanka Suresh, delivered insightful presentations outlining the school’s academic vision, emphasis on co-curricular development, understanding of children’s psychological needs, strategies for smart parenting in the Gen Z and Gen Alpha era, the importance of a strong school-parent partnership and the implementation of robust student support systems.
Addressing the parents, Senior School Principal, Ms Priyanka Suresh emphasised the importance of both progressive learning and performance learning as key pillars for not just achieving success, but attaining excellence. She said while progressive learning encourages continuous growth, curiosity and adaptability, performance learning ensures the practical application of knowledge and goal-setting.
A special highlight of the orientation was the celebration of the board examination results, where the outstanding performance of students was acknowledged and applauded, reflecting the school’s commitment to academic excellence.
Significant new introductions for the academic year were announced during the sessions, providing insights into enhanced learning methodologies, curriculum updates and additional student enrichment programmes. The School Coordinator and Section Heads anchored the sessions, ensuring that parents received all relevant information pertaining to schedules, assessment systems, communication channels and school policies.
The programme concluded on a patriotic note with the rendition of the National Anthem, leaving the audience with a sense of unity and purpose.