Innovations

BEST INNOVATIVE PRACTICES

NEW INITIATIVES IN MORNING ASSEMBLY

Morning Assembly is the time when the entire school community assembles at an appropriate place to affirm school’s identity and aspirations. It is the best forum to inspire and motivate students. It serves as a platform to develop self confidence, acquiring knowledge and information, creativity and aesthetic sense among students. New initiatives may foster and promote new learning among students.

BIODEGRADABLE AND NON BIODEGRADABLE PITS
The growing mounds of garbage, landfills, open littering; non-segregation of waste is becoming a big concern. This attitudinal change should be sown early among students. In a small way, a group of 40 ‘eco-sensitive’ members of Grade XI and XII put their heads together to collect ‘green waste’ like food waste, spoilt veggies. All 40 of them pooled it together. Initially it was difficult but once they began it became a ‘good habit’. The School permitted them to use the existing Compost Pit to carry out the Project. All the decomposable waste was collected for more than two weeks. The Students also took professional help from the School conservancy staff to speeding up the work. The team succeeded in collecting approximately 50 kg of biodegradable waste to keep the project going. The non-biodegradable wastes are kept in separate pit and once the pit is filled it is planned to dispose of the same through municipality professionals of Jorhat.

HERBAL GARDEN IN VIDYALAYA
The school has Herbal Garden, which has medicinal plants. This garden enables the students to learn medicinal value of plants. Herbal garden is of immense value to educate the children about the ancient treasure of Indian Ayurvedic way of treatment. It gives the student a better understanding of medicinal value of plants. Students are taken by the Science Teachers to the herbal garden, where the scientific names and the uses of these medicinal plants are also displayed. The school has promoted the noble concept of “Harit Assam”. Under this project many saplings are being planted under in collaboration with CSIR NEIST Jorhat. The project has provided adequate greenery to school campus and has provided a pollution free environment to the children.

VEGETABLE GARDEN IN VIDYALAYA
Vidyalaya has a small vegetable garden maintained by Primary Section. Goals of school garden programs often include:
i. Providing opportunities for hands-on learning, inquiry, observation and experimentation across the curriculum. ii. Motivating kids to eat and love fruits and vegetables. ii. Promoting physical activity and quality outdoor experiences. iv. Supplying local produce to the students.