“Let us remember: one book, one pen and one teacher can change the world.” – Malala Yousafzai, children’s activist

When you look back in time to 2006, a visionary launched this school to educate children to face life in the real sense – to adapt to the roles in life that children will face one day.

What is our purpose of Assessments in Education? The word ‘Assessment’ rouses fear in each of us. The reasons for this fear could be varied for different people.

Decoding the NEP for parents, which highlights our school's future-fit framework to help children become global citizens.

What is the need for Experiential Learning? What does this mean? Why should I know this as a parent? How will this benefit my child?

The NEP 2020 was released by the Union Cabinet on 29th July 2020. The purpose of the series of this newsletter is for parents to have an enhanced understanding of the NEP and engage in the education process of our students effectively.

"Questions are the root of everything great I have done in life. The most creative ideas ever experienced are often conceptualized by asking simple questions." - Jeff Shinabarger

Distance teaches us to appreciate the days that we are able to spend together and distance teaches us the definition of patience. It is a reminder that every moment is special and every second together should be cherished.

Our education system was not built to withstand a period of extended shutdowns. According to a recent United Nations report, “The COVID-19 pandemic has created the largest disruption in the history of education, affecting nearly 1.6 billion learners in more than 190 countries across the globe.

Our COO addresses the 15 years anniversary celebration of NCFE and also shares a very motivational speech by our guest speaker Mr. Michael Wader.