ELA Green School

Recently, Ela Green School hosted a foreign delegation as part of the “Pathway to the US: Education Fair,” which was one of the most eagerly awaited events. The primary purpose of the event was to take students, parents, teachers, and other interested people through what America has to offer within its institutions of higher learning. The event was a real triumph owing to the combined efforts of the delegates on a visit and the teachers from the school. Esteemed Delegates and Their Contributions In the course of the fair, there was a long list of delegates with knowledge of international education: Megan Mankerian, founder and executive director at Global Leaders Collective Sami Smith, Assistant Director for International Admissions, High Point University Fred Griffiths, the director of international programs at Klamath Community College Apurva Shaurya, Representative from RIT Dubai Bryant Dowd, Representative from Chapman University This is just to say that every delegate contributed

The students of EYP 2 celebrated Rakshabandhan, a festival that stands for love, care, and protection between siblings. At Ela Green School , this day provided an avenue for our young students to have a taste of what friendship, love, and unity are all about, as depicted in the occasion. A Heartwarming Celebration On that note, the EYP2 students marked Rakshabandhan by tying traditional Rakhis not only around the wrists of their siblings but also around those of their classmates. This is much more than just a family affair; it embraces friends and peers who are always there for each other. The site of little hands threading colorful treads brought home to me how deep yet pure these ties were between our children. Understanding the Significance of Rakshabandhan Before the celebrations kicked off, teachers narrated stories explaining the cultural importance of Rakshabandhan to kids. Through the storytelling method, they learned from history how the festival began and why it is celebrate

  At Ela Green School , Independence Day is a treasured event commemorating our country’s journey and the responsibilities accompanying freedom. This year’s celebration was a vibrant and significant day filled with patriotism, cultural pride, and community spirit. Flag Hoisting and National Anthem The day began with the ceremonial hoisting of our flag, a moment that brought about great joy in every heart. The school sang the national anthem together as the tricolor soared into the sky, creating an environment of togetherness and respect. By starting with this gesture of patriotic feeling, we were reminded how important it is to us to celebrate this particular liberty. Chief Guest Address: Mr. MGK Gopikannan We had Mr. MGK Gopikannan, Chairman of Maraimalai Nagar Municipality, as our chief guest, for which we were honored. Mr. Gopikannan, who is known for his community-based approaches, highlighted citizen responsibility in his talk. He called on everybody to partake in actions that are

  Elagreen School believes that being a leader is not just about holding titles; it also involves speaking on behalf of students’ voices, advocating for their rights, and making positive contributions to society. The investiture ceremony 2024-25 event was an important activity that marked the spirit of responsibility, commitment, and service. This was a new dawn for the elected members of the Student Council who took an oath to lead with honesty. Celebrating Representation and Responsibility Elagreen School highly values representation because it ensures all our students speak out through various voices. Our selected representatives for this year’s Student Council have shown unwavering dedication to community service as well as advocacy for human rights issues. They acquired their positions via sweat, compassion, and an honest desire to make change. The Privilege of Leadership Belonging to the Student Council is beyond having a title; it is a privilege and platform where these young le

Introduction to the Kindness Activity At Ela Green School , we value not only academic excellence but also the emotional and social development of our students. The mental health unit is part of our curriculum. Recently, PYP 5 classes participated in a kindness activity that demonstrated how compassionate they were, as well as their community spirit. Visiting Kannivakkam, Guduvanchery The event involved going to Kannivakkam, Guduvanchery, where children carried food and clothes to be shared among them . It was not just about giving out things but understanding individuals better and connecting with them. Impact on the Community The community warmly welcomed the students of Ela Green School ; one could feel joy and thankfulness in the air. This created a bond, beyond mere donation, thus leaving indelible marks on both parties involved. Reflecting on the Experience Thereafter, during reflection time, students were able to discuss the effects of their deeds both in themselves as well as t