18 May 2012

Middle School Principal

There are no seven wonders of the world in the eyes of a child .There are seven million Walt Streightiff

Grade 5 from Primary School visited the middle school for a day. This was to provide them with the experience of a typical day in the middle school. Students enjoyed various classes whether it was designing a name tag during DT class,  writing poems or creating art pieces .They had lots of questions as they moved to different rooms for different subject areas. Our endeavor is to enable a smooth transition from primary to middle school.

As the group of Grade 5 students moved out from the office after giving an account of the whole day at the middle school, one of them stayed back and said that he wanted to give me something !  With a smile, he slipped  a  spiderman sticker in my hand .This gesture was his way of expressing his happiness and approval  ! Moments like these gives us the pleasure, satisfaction and actually motivates further. Working with the children is indeed fulfilling. We are looking forward to welcoming them in August.

Another proud moment in the middle school was the Personal Project presentations which was the culminating event of a yearlong effort, passion and diligent work by form 8 students.
While the form 7 & 8 students are preparing for their forthcoming examinations, form 6 students are having Skype sessions with Old Mills primary school, Leicestershire U.K. The UK students have many questions on India and our life style and our students enthusiastically respond to their queries.

We will come to an end of this session in another few days and I cannot end without mentioning Form 8 which will move to senior school in the next session. Every class comes with a different character. The most remarkable thing about our form 8 students, which grew from 7 to 21 as the session progressed, is that they welcomed every new member with enthusiasm and not only helped them to settle but made them feel part of the team. This batch is filled with creativity and talent. They will be missed in the middle school !

“I'm so glad we had this time together

Just to have a laugh or sing a song

Seems we just get started and before

you know it

Comes the time we have to say, 'So long.”….Carol Burnett

Sunanda Sandhir
Middle School Principal