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Indian School champions hailedIndian School champions hailed THE Indian School athletics team won two gold medals at a championship held in Jamshedpur, in Jharkhand, India. They also took a bronze medal at the 11th Central Board Secondary Education (CBSE) All-India National Athletic Championship held earlier this month. The schools executive committee, principal, staff and students congratulated the team for their outstanding performance. More : gulf-daily-news.com |
The Fraternity of Principals of the Oman Chapter of CBSE affiliated-schools bid adieu to Ainsley L. Edgar, ISM principal, in a befitting manner on Thursday at the Indian School Muscat. The principals of Indian Schools in Oman have been meeting once in a month and holding discussion on topics of academic importance and issues that crop up due to changes in the syllabus, examination system etc. Convener of the Oman Chapter T. Premkumar, principal of Indian School Al Seeb, chaired the meeting. Premkumar also welcomed Papri Ghosh, principal of Indian School Al Ghubra into the forum. After deliberating on
In a bid to inculcate the skills and value of craftsmanship among school children, the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has decided to start an optional course in Indian crafts for secondary and senior secondary students from the next academic session. The course on Indian Craft or Heritage Craft would focus on the revival of Indian handicrafts and traditional skills followed by artisans in old days. The course has been framed by committee members of the National Curriculum Framework (2005) and academic curriculum has been prepared by the National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT) with the help
Thinking is impetus to learning Indian envoy Thinking starts everything and is the impetus for effective leadership, said the Indian ambassador to the UAE at a conference yesterday. The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) Gulf Council held an inauguration of Heads Thinking a-head at The Indian High School in Dubai. It is the 19th annual conference of heads of schools of the Council of CBSE-affiliated schools in the Gulf region, which highlighted the problems of today and the challenges of tomorrow in education. More : gulfnews.com
DOHA: Private publishers of school text books and guides in India and their distributors here seem to be cashing in on the frequent revision of text books by the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) based in New Delhi. The revision, which is now almost an annual affair, has also led to an inordinate delay in the issuance of new text books, causing immense problems for students and teachers, say Indian school sources. There are six Indian schools in Doha, all following the CBSE curriculum apart from an Indian stream at the Al Khor International School. Though the new academic
India International School, Mangaf host the 9th CBSE Inter-School tournament basketball for girls. The games were played over four days from April 21 at 24 Indian Nine schools attended the event. The final was reached between the school and the Indian states of India Community School, Salmiya. Anis Ahmad, president of the host school, welcomed John Mathew known an Indian businessman, was the head of the host on that occasion. John Mathew, is an engineer by profession and the athletes themselves wished good luck to the teams. On this occasion, including other guests koya Moussa, the head of the International
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