Orientation at Indus World School- Aurangabad

Indus World School, Aurangabad had organized an Orientation program on 9^th of June at CIDCO Natyagraha for their Parents & Students. The Orientation began with the lighting of the lamp by former Director Prof. Aaditya Lohana, Head Mistress Mrs. Namita Parthasarthy, IWS Parent and IWS Student.The Head boy & Head girl shared last 2years journery. This followed by sveral Cultural events by the students.

Director Mrs. Jayshree Venkatraman & Head-P&L Mr. Soumyo Dutta Gupta addressed the crowd on 21^st Century Learning skills & Core Values of IWS.

An orientation day is a special occasion to share the culmination of 2 years of hard work, the actualization of the goals attained and to acknowledge the success achieved. 

During the course of this program the school attempted to familiarize the Parents about the curriculum and co-curricular activities. Parents and mentors came together with a common purpose in mind – to encourage and develop lifelong learning in the child. 

At IWS, we believe that every child has a special talent and ability. He takes Courage and attentive listening to be able to really to discern. We endeavor to take our children slowly but steadily on a journey of discovery through different parts with the goal always ahead of us -very focused.

       “Coming together is a beginning, keeping together is progress and working together is success”. As we look back over 2 years, certainly there was a beginning and thankfully there was also progress and yes undeniably we have been successful said Prof. Aaditya Lohana. Director Mrs. Jayshree Venkatraman enlightened the parents on the Core values of Indus World School. We believe in educating children to be world citizens, devoid of prejudices and honest to themselves. We challenge them to learn with pleasure and achieve perfection in whatever they do, preparing themselves for a future of their choice as proud Indians. IWS Aurangabad P&L Head Mr. Soumyo Dutta Gupta addressed the crowd on 21^st Century Learning Skills

          Change is constant. “Innovation and creativity” are the keys to survival today. The individual as well as the organization is galloping to keep up with the ever increasing pace. Change does not necessarily assure progress, but progress implacably requires change. Education is essential to adapt to the change. Education creates new wants and desires and ability to satisfy them. Once our children get in the habit of learning for themselves, nothing is going to narrow their minds. Our essence of teaching is to make learning contagious, to have one idea spark another. "You cannot kindle a fire in any other heart until it is burning in your own," said Head Mistress Namita Parthasarthy.