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NEWSLETTER NOVEMBER 2022Loading...
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THE INDIAN LANGUAGE SCHOOL COMES UNDER THE UMBRELLA OF THE HIGH COMMISSION OF INDIA IN NIGERIA.
NOVEMBER EVENTS
2nd November: Social Science Day
3rd November: Visit of Hitchhiker traveller Mr. Ansh Mishra.
3rd November: Puppet Show
4th November: Ayurveda Day
4th November: Class Flag Designing Competition
7th November: Career Counselling by SI UK
7th November: Visit to Gurudwara
8th November: Canada Career Counselling (MacEwan) Session
9th November: Charity Committee Drive
10th November: Introduction of Public Address System at I.L.S
10th November: International Science Day Celebrations
10th November: Talk show organised by GR XII Commerce Students on Redesigning of Naira.
14th November: Bal Din
17th November:Career Counselling session by University of Alberta
3rd November: Visit of Hitchhiker traveller Mr. Ansh Mishra.
3rd November: Puppet Show
4th November: Ayurveda Day
4th November: Class Flag Designing Competition
7th November: Career Counselling by SI UK
7th November: Visit to Gurudwara
8th November: Canada Career Counselling (MacEwan) Session
9th November: Charity Committee Drive
10th November: Introduction of Public Address System at I.L.S
10th November: International Science Day Celebrations
10th November: Talk show organised by GR XII Commerce Students on Redesigning of Naira.
14th November: Bal Din
17th November:Career Counselling session by University of Alberta
Indian Language School
NOVEMBER EVENTS
18th November: Nigerian National Day Celebrations
18th November: Motivational talk for SIC by Mr.Niranjan
18th November: International Inter School_ Hindi Vaad Vivaad Pratiyogita
19th November- Taekwondo Championship
19th November- School choir and Non Teaching staff performances at ICA Diwali Mela
23rd November- SIC- Leadership Talk
24th November: Inauguration of Refurbished play area at No:10 by P.T.A Committee
25th November- Constitution Day
26th November- Blue Sea Swimming Competition
28th November- Introducing Meditation Period in Daily School Timetable
28th - 30th November: Interhouse Sports Week Competition
30th November: Yoga
18th November: Motivational talk for SIC by Mr.Niranjan
18th November: International Inter School_ Hindi Vaad Vivaad Pratiyogita
19th November- Taekwondo Championship
19th November- School choir and Non Teaching staff performances at ICA Diwali Mela
23rd November- SIC- Leadership Talk
24th November: Inauguration of Refurbished play area at No:10 by P.T.A Committee
25th November- Constitution Day
26th November- Blue Sea Swimming Competition
28th November- Introducing Meditation Period in Daily School Timetable
28th - 30th November: Interhouse Sports Week Competition
30th November: Yoga
Indian Language School
Vision Statement of I.L.S
To nurture 21st Century Innovative Lifelong Learners who are equipped with Life Skills and Social Values in an inclusive environment to become Global Citizens.
Mission Statement of I.L.S
To Promote Self- Directed Learning based on Learning Outcomes.
To Integrate Art and Innovation in Teaching and Learning.
To Foster a culture for Personal , Emotional and Social Development.
To Integrate Art and Innovation in Teaching and Learning.
To Foster a culture for Personal , Emotional and Social Development.
Indian Language School
Dear Parents,
I.L.S continues to nurture responsible global citizens of the future through holistic education, and mold the most significant resource of a nation - the young impressionable minds.
As our students blossom intellectually, aesthetically, morally and spiritually, all the while discovering inherent talents that will eventually lead them to the path of their choice, we continue to intertwine rich academic programs and activities ranging from arts to sports and nourish our learners with scientific temper, Indian culture, heritage and values.
Irrefutably, the strength of the character developed in schools, will hold good for the rest of their lives.
With the vision of raising the bar of excellence, we rededicate ourselves every day to nurturing of these global citizens of tomorrow.
I.L.S continues to nurture responsible global citizens of the future through holistic education, and mold the most significant resource of a nation - the young impressionable minds.
As our students blossom intellectually, aesthetically, morally and spiritually, all the while discovering inherent talents that will eventually lead them to the path of their choice, we continue to intertwine rich academic programs and activities ranging from arts to sports and nourish our learners with scientific temper, Indian culture, heritage and values.
Irrefutably, the strength of the character developed in schools, will hold good for the rest of their lives.
With the vision of raising the bar of excellence, we rededicate ourselves every day to nurturing of these global citizens of tomorrow.
Indian Language School
Social Science Day
"I am a citizen, not of Athens, or of Greece, but of the world." Socrates
The primary purpose of Social Science Day is to help young people make informed and reasoned decisions for the public good, as citizens of a culturally diverse, democratic society in an interdependent world."
Social Science Day was held on the 2nd of November to create awareness and appreciation of the rich culture of the world and how our Indian culture blends in to the fabric, to create a united world. Interesting facts of countries like Japan, Egypt, Spain and India, were presented along with lively graceful dances of these countries. The program concluded with the melodious singing of the famous song 'We are the world; we are the children.'
The students of Grade VIII and IX were testimony to the conduct of a mock 'Question hour' session of the lower house of the parliament. It was very informative and enriching, as students through 'Experiential learning' witnessed what they have been learning in their textbooks. The session concluded with the conduct of a live quiz in which students won prizes on the spot.
The primary purpose of Social Science Day is to help young people make informed and reasoned decisions for the public good, as citizens of a culturally diverse, democratic society in an interdependent world."
Social Science Day was held on the 2nd of November to create awareness and appreciation of the rich culture of the world and how our Indian culture blends in to the fabric, to create a united world. Interesting facts of countries like Japan, Egypt, Spain and India, were presented along with lively graceful dances of these countries. The program concluded with the melodious singing of the famous song 'We are the world; we are the children.'
The students of Grade VIII and IX were testimony to the conduct of a mock 'Question hour' session of the lower house of the parliament. It was very informative and enriching, as students through 'Experiential learning' witnessed what they have been learning in their textbooks. The session concluded with the conduct of a live quiz in which students won prizes on the spot.
Indian Language School