Month: August 2018
Nature is Our Home – Poem By Pranati Singhania, Grade VI, Ekya JP Nagar
Nature is not a place to visit, it is HOME. Nature is the art of God. It is the greatest creation and us humans still remain in awe of it. Green trees, majestic mountains and gurgling streams are just a...
Dig Hard Dig Deep – Poem by Suyasha Jadon, Grade V, Ekya JP Nagar
Life has many ups and downs. It often changes from ‘top-of-the-world’ to ‘never-again’ very quickly. It can elate and disappoint, give love and hate but in the end, life always has something to give. But we as humans often don’t...
Weekly Round Up at Ekya Schools – August 2018
Talent Day at Ekya School ITPL Ekya School ITPL hosted its annual Talent Hunt for Grades I to VIII, which saw a good turnout. There were those who showcased their talent in music, through their melodious tunes, while a few...
Sketches of Ekya – August 2018
Charcoal Art by Amrita A Nair, Grade VII, Ekya School BTM Layout I have always been interested in painting. I was lucky to get an opportunity to learn art from a very good teacher. My favourite form of art is...
The Illiteracy Dilemma in India by Aisiri Haritsa, Grade 8, Ekya School BTM Layout
The illiteracy dilemma in India I think illiteracy is the root cause of most of the problems faced by us in India as only 66% of our population is literate. When I say ‘literacy’ it is not just the ability...
“The Things Kids Say” – by Ms. Kavitha Mandana, Ekya Learning Centre
The best part about book readings at schools is the surprise element. No two readings are ever the same, and kids invariably pick up on things that we adults think of as totally unimportant. For an ‘Expert Talk’ a few...
Best Friends – Ananya Milak, Grade X, Ekya JP Nagar
A best friend is someone who makes you laugh… even when you think you will never smile again. There are many people who come into your life but only a special few make a place in your heart. They leave...
The ‘YES’ behind each ‘NO’ – Ms. Mathangi Rajasekaran, Teacher At Ekya School JP Nagar
How often have you received a NO for one or more of these questions or requests? Several times? What do we start feeling when the ‘door’ of ‘No’ is closed on us? Our feelings open up — embarrassment, anger, sadness,...