ILS NEWSBOOK DECEMBER 2021

NEWSLETTER DECEMBER 2021

THE INDIAN LANGUAGE SCHOOL COMES UNDER THE UMBRELLA OF THE HIGH COMMISSION OF INDIA IN NIGERIA.

Dear Parents,

We are off to an exciting new year to continue our journey of learning. 2022 shines before us with all the excitement and potential a new year holds for us at ILS. We are hopeful that this year too we will be able to impart valuable education to our students.

We graciously acknowledge and express our deepest gratitude to all the parents for your sincere involvement in all our endeavors.

Wish you a happy and prosperous New Year!

Indian Language School

CBSE Board Examinations Term 1 2021-22

The CBSE Board Examination were conducted offline for classes X and XII. The mode of teaching and learning has undergone a massive change and so was the examination pattern. The objective based exam, which is the new method does focus on enhancing the critical thinking of the students.

Seating arrangement of the students, regular thermal check, sanitisation and all other Covid protocols were strictly adhered to at the school premises.

Indian Language School

Azadi ka Amrit Mahotsav-75 Lakh Postcard Campaign

As part of ongoing celebrations of ‘Azadi ka Amrit Mahotsav', a Post Card Campaign is being organized by the Department of Posts(DoP), Ministry of Communications, GOI throughout the country and abroad, along with the Department of School Education and Literacy, Ministry of Education, organized the '75 Lakh Postcard Campaign' to write 75 lakh postcards by school children to the Hon’ble Prime Minister. The students were expected to write a Postcard on any of the two topics - "Unsung Heroes of Freedom Struggle" and "My vision for India in 2047".

DoP arranged to send the addressed Postcards for the schools abroad. More than 700 students of ILS from classes 4th to 12th participated in this mission.

Indian Language School

Christmas Day Celebrations

The season of peace, joy and love is here. The Christmas assembly was put together by Grade 9 and 11 along with their juniors. It showed the cheer all around at this time of the year. The junior and middle school students held up the tree, holly, and the stocking to show that Christmas was round the corner. They sang carols and gave us the message of Christmas. A skit was enacted to show Uncle Scrooge turn over a new leaf. A fusion dance and a medley of carols were performed to the tune of the true spirit Christmas.
The Principal wished the staff and children a ‘Merry Christmas and A Happy New Year’ and hoped to meet everyone together at the campus in the new year.

Indian Language School