Category: Inside Ekya
#TeacherBlogger: A Friendly Devil by Ms. Chitra Venkateswaran, E-ITPL
Friends support you, they help you grow. They make you resilient and show your shortcomings. I have such a friend – Failure!! She is close to me as she has been with me more often than others. She made me...
Special Assembly on Republic Day
‘Let’s remember the golden heritage of our Motherland and be a proud Indian’ The Montessorians of Ekya School, Byrathi planned a special assembly along with Republic Day celebrations for all students on January 25th, 2021. The event was on the...
#StudentBlogger: The Big Ballad of Wee Wee Tan by Ananya Arun, Grade 6, EJPN
The Big Ballad Of wee Wee Tan Here starts a dense story, Of a great chicken's glory. There once was a hen Her name was Wee Tan Her jokes were lame, But her brain was a flame Afterall, a hen...
#StudentBlogger: 2020 – A Year That Could Have Been by Niranjana Arun, Grade 7, EJPN
2020 – The Year That Could Have Been They call 2020 ‘the year that could have been’, Turns out this year wasn’t so green. It started off with the Australian forest fires, Many died, the situation was quite dire. Habitats...
#StudentBlogger: Travelogue – My Dream Destination by Rohit Maiyya, Grade 7, EJPN
Bali, the paradise of Indonesia! Bali is a province of Indonesia and is the Western-most island of the Lesser Sunda islands region. With tranquil temples and beautiful beaches, “towering and active volcanoes wrapped in deep green canopies,” adventurous recreational activities,...
#StudentBlogger: Global Warming by Tanvi KH, Grade 6, EJPN
Have you ever wondered why people march on the roads and say” don’t cut trees! don’t use plastic…”? Well these people are protesting about saving the environment, it’s something they care highly about and they are right, we must not...
#EventsAtEkya: Session on Liberal Studies with Leading Universities
University Interaction – Liberal Studies In today’s day and age, it is more important than ever for students to be ahead of the competition and make the right decisions during their educational journey. With our 12th graders passing out soon...
#StudentBlogger: Autobiography of an Object by Hitanshu Dhandhania, Grade 6, EJPN
– Is it all about winning? The unnamed chess kingChess, a game of battle and strategy, an art, that can be explored forever. It sharpens your mind, teaches you patience, focus, and sometimes even life. And I think maybe it...
#TeacherBlogger: Learning at Ekya by Ms. Manu Kakkar, E-ITPL
What learning looks like at Ekya? “The important thing is not to stop questioning; curiosity has its reasons for existing” – Albert Einstein If you spend time with a young child, it soon becomes clear that the astronomer Carl Segan...
#StudentBlogger: Everything I Never Told You by Celeste NG – A Book Review by Saanvi Kulkarni, Grade 8, EJPN
BOOK REVIEW – EVERYTHING I NEVER TOLD YOU BY CELESTE NG “Lydia is dead. But they don’t know this yet.” So begins this exquisite novel about a Chinese American family living in 1970s small town Ohio. Lydia is the favorite...