Education Based on Multiple Intelligences

Schools known as Multiple Intelligence (MI) Schools are the schools that have adopted the pedagogy and curricular methodologies influenced by the Theory of Multiple Intelligences propounded by Dr. Howard Gardner, a Harvard educational psychologist. The ground breaking theory postulates that intellig... Read More

Iconic Week Celebrated by Department of School Education and Literacy

Under Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav, Department of School Education and Literacy planned to celebrate Iconic Week from 17th to 21st January 2022. A series of events was organised as part of iconic week including international webinar on Toys and Games to Play, Make and Learn, 27th National Conference of S... Read More

Next Gen International School, Guntur

A Benchmark Institution of Global Learning by School Serv 

Next Gen International School in Guntur is a pinnacle institution known for making world-class education accessible to local communities in Andhra Pradesh. Set up to align with global academic standards, the school perfectly blends exemplary infrastructure with progressive learning methodologies, to provide an expansive curriculum for learners to adapt well in an ever evolving world.

The School offers CBSE and Cambridge International curricula, here the students have freedom to choose a path that best suits their aspirations. Besides that, the school provides comprehensive academic counseling, guiding students through the challenges & opportunities of each curriculum, helping them make informed decisions today for a brighter tomorrow.

Belonging to the renowned Next Gen International Schools network, the institution inspiringly stands out for its technology-driven learning approach, prioritisation of digital fluency, and of course highly acclaimed faculties who undergo continuous professional development. School Serv as leaders of School Consultancy in Andhra Pradesh played a pivotal role in the making of this visionary institution.

Highlights:

• • Adaptive Curriculum Choices: A unique dual-curriculum approach supporting diverse academic aspirations.
  • Smart Learning Spaces: Advanced digital learning environments that enhance interactivity & engagement.
  • Globally Trained Educators: Proficient mentors who bring expertise, passion & motivation into every aspect of learning.
  • Hallmark Extracurriculars: Robust programs in sports, arts, leadership & innovation paving way for a comprehensive personal growth.
  • Emphasis on Experiential Learning: Hands-on activities & real-world projects for participatory as well as  immersive learning experiences.
  • A Legacy of Excellence: Part of a highly regarded network, assuring quality & consistency in education.

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Strategies for effective communication with Parents

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Study: Significant Post-Pandemic Learning Loss in Govt School Students

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States, UTs makes 6 Years Minimum Age For Class 1 Admission

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NITI Aayog Report Highlights Enrollment Disparities in Primary Schools

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