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Selecting a Projector for Classroom Use?
More than 150 companies manufacture over 6000 different models of projectors worldwide till date, of which more than 60 companies stopped manufacturing and more than 4500 models have attained End of Life... Read More
An Exemplary IB School Planned and Established by School Serv
Guided by the philosophy of flow, The School of Raya cultivates an atmosphere where education is not a mere transfer of knowledge but a vibrant dialogue. Students are active co-creators of their learning, exploring ideas with freedom and purpose.
Spanning 9 acres along Bangalore’s dynamic Hennur-Bagalur Road, The School of Raya is poised to stand proudly among premier IB World Schools in India. A tech- enabled campus, the School of Raya embodies innovation, excellence, and the future of education.
Launched in August 2024, Raya caters to 768 students, offers the Primary Years Programme (PYP), and Middle Years Programme (MYP), and the Diploma Programme (DP) and Career Programme (CP) in the coming years.
The School of Raya exemplifies visionary education brought to life through seamless collaboration. School Serv as the lead consultant, steered the project from concept to starting the school, our expertise and precision turned a bold concept into a thriving reality, showcasing our ability to deliver transformative educational solutions tailored to the client needs most diligently!
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- Top-End Infrastructure reflecting precision & purpose.
- Cutting-Edge Learning Environment where learning thrives & knowledge flourishes.
- Proficient Facilitators with a proven legacy of transforming classrooms into realm of inspiration and limitless potential
- The IB Edge which redefines education as a limitless journey shaped by the transformative principles of the curriculum framework.
- Active Exploration is encouraged through a vibrant exchange between educators and learners.
- Fully Digital Ecosystem, where every student and teacher seamlessly engages through Apple devices.
- Resource-Rich Library inculcating the values of exploration, discovery, & growth.
- Sports Supremacy A dynamic array of 25+ sports activities, promoting physical fitness, teamwork, and all-round development in every student.
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Land and Infrastructure needed for CBSE affiliation
Land and infrastructural requirements for a school to attain CBSE affiliation varies with the location of the school, the land requirement for the primary school, secondary and senior secondary CBSE schools are different.... Read More
Closing the Engineering College? Why not convert into an International school?
The en-masse closure of engineering colleges in every state of India is indicative of many things including plummeting interest of candidates, diversification of career choices after K-12 schooling... Read More
Important Strategies for Schools to Recover Post Pandemic
COVID-19 pandemic-induced prolonged closure of schools threw the educational system of our country into a turmoil. Since, apart from academics, schools serve as nodal centres for providing well-round development, nutritious food, as well as taking care of the physical fitness and psychosocial wellbe... Read More
Emphasise on Emotional Intelligence in School
We’re living in a time where technology is actively influencing human mind. Since decades, the intellectual quotient (IQ) is arguably increasing consistently but from one generation to the next.... Read More
Education is the only sector that has been dynamic and undergoing a transformation for the past many years. The educationists are involved in inventions and creations of pedagogical devices that match up to the standards of global education of the 21st century. The stakeholders including teachers, s... Read More
Is Artificial Intelligence a Fad or a Fact to Come to terms with?
Artificial Intelligence (AI) appears to be taking baby steps towards its progress since many prominent figures in the field of science fictionand movieshave been anticipating about the catastrophic changes that would probably arise with the rapid increase of artificial intelligence for decades. But ... Read More
Distinct Ways to Aid Virtual Learning
The pandemic with which the world is grappling with appears to have a prolonged duration with an increase in the count rate from around two thousand to three thousand cases per day. However, the fatality rate is low as compared to the number of people diagnosed with the disease. But still people aro... Read More
Reopening of school—Uttarakhand issues SOP for schools ahead of expected reopening
To fortify the safety protocol and minimize the COVID-19 infection risk, the Uttarakhand state has issued detailed SOPs for schools that are scheduled to reopen from November 2. The schools in the state will reopen for classes 10 to 12 only.... Read More
COVID Aftermath--There may be a further reduction of CBSE and ICSE board syllabi
The education boards with a national base, namely CBSE and CISCE are deliberating over further curtailment of the syllabus of high school and intermediate classes to adjust for the drastically reduced class hours due to the COVID-19 lockdown. If this comes to pass, it will further add to the initial... Read More
COVID-19 caught one and all unawares. All plan sheets were virtually formatted, and for a while, several industries went comatose. The education sector found itself in the eye of the storm and governments did not lose time in issuing rulings regarding fee-exemption to be effected by the private scho... Read More
Containing Momo Challenge — CBSE Directive to Schools
In a recent development, the Central Board of Secondary Education has notified the affiliated schools to take measures against the proliferation of “Momo Challenge”—the most recent cyberbullying phenomenon. Parallels have been drawn between the Momo Challenge and Blue whale Challenge that predates i... Read More
Anganwadi centers Need to be Revamped, their role to be Re-imagined
The National Education Policy has recommended the restructuring of the schooling years from 10+2 system to a 5+3+3+4 system. This connotes the integration of preschool into primary school which signifies the formalization of early childhood education. The Anganwadis that are the exclusive interface ... Read More
NCPCR Launches Tele Counselling Service for Children to Help them Cope with Covid-19
National Commission for Protection of Child Rights (NCPCR) has recently launched a tele-counseling facility for the children. It has been done to help children affected by the COVID-19 pandemic to cope better. The tele-counseling service has been envisioned as a psychological and emotional first aid... Read More
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