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Next Education holds school leaders workshop
Hyderabad-based digital education provider inn school space,
Next Education India Private Ltd, on October 29 organized a
conference for school principals in which principals from 40+
schools in Delhi-NCR benefited from an intense workshop
conducted by Darpan Vasudev, VP, Next Education on “selfrealisation and moderation”. The workshop was aimed at
helping individuals to build on facets of their personality that
are already strong. “Self-analysis and moderation plays a vital
role in determining one's performance and success rate in
different aspects of life. As a principal, school director or head
of an educational institution, one has the power to shape the
personalities of future citizens. This is why we decided to talk
about reinvigorating the system, fostering good values in
students and focussing on mentoring the mentor, ”says
Vasudev.
Pathways Aravali celebrates UN Day, holds
'Pangat' and Blood Donation Camp
Pathways World School, Aravali commemorated UN Day
(24th October) by bringing 2500 people under one roof for a
traditional Indian meal Pangat. “These sorts of events help to
break the social barriers and bring together people of all walks
of life. The day strengthened the relationship between different
faith groups and provided a solid foundation upon which we
can work together on the message to break bread with a fellow
human, irrespective of their social, political or economic
status,” says Dr Sarvesh Naidu, School Director, Pathways
World School, Aravali. An added feature was a Blood
Donation Camp, organised by the Rotary Blood Bank, a not
–for- profit public service initiative of Rotary Club.
It conducts the blood camp as per mandatory health standards
(use of sterile equipment, fully trained doctors etc) laid by
World Health Organization. The concept drew such an
overwhelming response from the Pathways Interact Club, the
student arm of the Rotary Club that they canvassed for blood
donors from neighbouring villages and within the Pathwaysian
community in tandem with The Rotary Blood Bank Mission
statement, 'No one shall suffer in Delhi or neighbouring areas
for want of blood'.
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Curriculum November 16 2015
MBTA conducts India's first ever Ball Boys & Girls
Hunt in Delhi NCR
Mahesh Bhupathi Tennis Academies (MBTA) conducted India's
first ever Ball Boys & Girls Hunt at the Maple Town and
Country Club for the second season of the Coca-Cola
International Premier Tennis League begins on 10th December,
2015. Among those selected were Durvish Handa, Jayant
Varma, Archita Mahalwal, Lakshya Gupta, Neharika Ann Mann
Amrita Yadav, Ananya Bhargava and Hrithik Vohra.
Speaking on the occasion, Gaurav Natekar, CEO of MBTA said,
“ We, at MBTA, are exc ]Y