Monday represents a fresh start to the week. It is the day where the slate of the previous week is wiped clean. It is the day of new beginnings. The journey of a new session at The Indian School-Second Shift started with the Self-Discovery Week which was organised for the students of all the classes from 6th to 10th April. This year as well, an attempt was made wherein various age-appropriate activities were planned to enhance the self-reflective capacities of the students. The aim of the self-discovery week is to give students a chance to acquire a better understanding of themselves, to know their strengths and weaknesses and also to know what makes them unique.
[gallery link="none" ids="4282,4283,4284"]The students were engaged in various Self Discovery activities such as making of a self portrait by looking in the mirror and writing about themselves, drawing a picture of an animal the children wished to keep as a pet and writing a few lines about it, a family tree which helped them to know more about their family relations in detail. The students of classes 3 made an All About Me booklet in which they described themselves; their hobbies, likes, dislikes etc , My Wish Folder where these little wonders were given a chance to share their unusual wishes, drawing a picture of their favourite family member and writing a few lines about him/her and many more. The interest was piqued when the work of the little wonders were exhibited in the reception area which was a treat to the eyes! It was a fun-filled week for the students as well as teachers of The Indian School-Second Shift.
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