Motilal Nehru Public School bagged the International School Award (ISA) for the second time, for the period 2015-2018 from British Council.
Officials of the school along with students worked on various projects pertaining to the exchange programmes with different international schools. Some of the projects undertaken were : let's greet each other, National festivals of different countries, Conserving the life saver – water and Creative hands - to showcase the creative skills of students through handicrafts and paintings, made and used in partner countries. The projects promoted fun learning and sharing through activities exposing the young learners the global outlook.
The ISA coordinators Smita Majumdar and Bindu Ahuja put in a lot of effort to make the projects a success. The dossier prepared by the school got commendation for being outstanding and the uniqueness of the projects was appreciated.
“It is indeed a great achievement for us. This will also help us get global recognition. The comprehensive effort made by the school administration, teaching and non-teaching staff and the students resulted in winning this recognition," said Ashu Tiwary, principal, MNPS.
Called British Council International School Award (ISA), the accreditation scheme recognises and celebrates exemplary practices of internationalism in schools. It provides a framework for cradles to develop an action plan and implement international activities round the year. It also urges schools to innovate with overseas schools on creative teaching practices and real-time global learning.