Staff members were also requested to give their services on a weekly basis for teaching these students with their area of expertise.
“Anyone who stops learning is old — whether this happens at twenty or at eighty. Anyone who keeps on learning not only remains young but becomes constantly more valuable — regardless of physical capacity,” Henry Ford
Bhavan Vidyalaya initiates Adult Education
On occasion of Labour Day, Principal Ms Gulshan Kaur launched and announced Adult education program for School’s Grade IV employees and invited all who yearned to upgrade themselves. Their regular classes commenced from 9th May 2020. On day 1 there were 10 employees who joined the class and now 6 are continuously learning and growing every day. A very beautiful initiative taken up to upgrade and up skill our own employees. Though the journey seems to be far and long, the employees are enthusiastic and looking forward to clear class X from open school. On 9th May 2022, 10 support staff joined classes. Notebooks and pencils were distributed to each one. Principal Ms Gulshan Kaur initiated the first class and taught them about English letter of alphabet and Hindi Swars and Vyanjans
Chetna Students were encouraged to read, write and grow. Drawing books and crayons were distributed to each child. The idea of D.E.A.R time - “Drop Everything and Read” was introduced in the class. Students enjoyed learning about World Book Day.
Three students of Class VII (Ankit, Aarav and Mihika) have volunteered to take care of the academics of ChetnaStudents. The Volunteers are regularly providing academic support to the students to empower them with knowledge and skills for their holistic development.
To eradicate Aluminium foil from school campus, a new venture of ‘Say No to Aluminium Foil’ is being conducted in school by BVP Change Makers. The collected foil was used to conduct an Art Workshop for students of Chetna School by Ms Vandana Kakkar. She taught students to create new things with old broken things by covering it with aluminium foil. Each one enjoyed learning this new skill. They even learnt how to create oxidized objects using black shoe polish.
Naina and Mihika of BVP Change makers took a workshop for Chetna school girls and groomed them with basics of KathakNatyashali. The girls throughly enjoyed learning this dance form and have requested for regular Kathak dance class. The volunteers will be conducting more sessions for the same.
Dhruv of Class XII and Arav of Class VII of BVP Change Makers conducted basic class of computer and gave insight to the students of Chetna School. These students have been requesting for IT training since long and now the students of BVP Change Makers will be conducting 2 Classes per week in computer lab.
A staff member Ms Shilpi Sharma daughter’s birthday was celebrated with the chetna students, acknowledging her achievements and bright future. It was a moment of pride and encouragement for the young talent. Jaljera’s, Biscuits and Toffees were distributed among students.