Stop crying. Stop breaking down. You have to focus on better things. Be happy. Be positive. It will be all fine. Most people say similar things when they see someone feeling sad, upset or going through a hard time. While it’s coming from good intentions and their heart may be in the right place, it… Read more »
A TRINS School Club At TRINS, we are always on a lookout for new ways to connect with students. To reach out to them, help them know that they are supported, and help them adapt at every corner to become who they need to be. The most important part of helping these students open up… Read more »
Being born in the 21st century, I never knew the actual meaning of freedom struggle and independence until the COVID-19 pandemic began. Freedom struggles were mere passages in history. To me, they were just stories that had to be read to ace my History exams. The lessons revealed that freedom struggle and the need for… Read more »
Autism……In my 8 years of experience, this word has evoked varied responses from teachers, students, special educators and parents. From anxiety, hopelessness, fear, panic, apprehension, worry, nervousness, indifference, feeling lost to curiosity, acceptance, perseverance, confidence, pride, empathy, and compassion. This has been one of the more challenging conditions to work with because each child presents… Read more »
Marilyn Geomi Rajesh, a grade 10 IG student of the Trivandrum International School has been a passionate reader from the age of 3. She has always loved creating her own adventures and characters from her imagination ever since she started reading books. She loves reading, writing and sharing her stories with everyone. Through her writing… Read more »
2019… Moving to another school, getting adjusted to a new place, making new friends and most importantly getting to know myself was something that kept me busy this year. The first time I visited the school in the month of January, I was totally mesmerised by the idyllic scenes. I have always imagined studying in… Read more »
Inclusive education is an ongoing process that aims to increase access and engagement in learning for all students by identifying and removing barriers. It stands for a multi-dimensional improvement of schools to address the educational needs of all children. Article 24 of the UN Convention on the rights of Persons with Disabilities (UNCRPD) recognizes the… Read more »
In a world exceedingly dictated by technology, the possibilities of a technology-driven learning environment are endless. Using games in the classroom is an exciting proposition as it places pupils in the thick of the action. The Digital Game-Based Learning (DGBL) approach utilizes games as the medium for conveying learning contents. A number of studies have… Read more »
The school is buzzing with students returning from their summer vacations. As we step into another exciting year, there is a lot of learning and fun to look forward to the day started with a special assembly welcoming the students and introducing the new staff.
Bouddhik Vinesh of Grade 5 has won the national championship at the Fifth National Mental Arithmetic Championship. He received the national champion award from CMA Founder Master Tia Chang Ching and CMA Indian CEO Sunil Kumar. A fantastic reason to celebrate his success at such a young age. The competition was held on Sunday at… Read more »
