ELA Green School

  With respect to ELA Green School, education goes beyond the books and physical classrooms. It includes instilling values, creating awareness, and developing responsible global citizens. Recently, the students of the Early Years Programme (EYP) participated in Blue Day, whose theme was “Save Water and Save Earth.” The event was full of excitement, original thought, and constructive learning which allowed the younger participants to learn the value of saving and preserving natural resources. Blue Day was not just about dressing in blue; it was a unique opportunity for children to learn about the environment and sustainability, a core value of the school’s vision. A Day Painted in Blue The blue decorations, balloons, and students' artwork transformed the school and emphasized the planet and the water it holds. As they looked on, the little students dressed in blue showed great enthusiasm as they engaged in activities that developed their awareness and imagination. Classr...

  What if learning felt less like school and more like a marketplace of ideas? At ELA Green School, we believe that education should inspire curiosity, creativity, and confidence, and the Mini Market Mela we had recently hosted with our EYP students was the perfect reflection of that vision. The event was more than just a fun activity—it was a hands-on learning experience where children stepped into the shoes of real world entrepreneurs, doctors, artists and community builders. The Mela showcased what ELA Green School is about. It goes beyond the traditional approach of education and textbooks and emphasizes the importance of developing life skills even outside the classroom. A Marketplace of Creativity and Learning The Mini Market Mela featured several booths that highlighted the creativity and skills of our EYP learners. Each stall was designed to help children develop skills in problem solving, collaboration and even leadership. One of the most colourful booths was the P...