26. January 2010

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Catching Up With Our Alumni!

Our first batch gave their exams in may 2007, and there were many unanswered questions and apprehensions back then. Nonetheless, all our appeared for the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme and most passed with flying colors; in fact two of our students attained top scores among IB schools worldwide. It has been a long time since [...]

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MGIS Wins ISA Award

25. November 2009

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MGIS Wins ISA Award

It is with great pride that we announce that Mahatma Gandhi International School has been declared the recipient of the International School Award for 2009! Facilitated by the British Council (for the Department for children, schools and families UK) in India, the ISA is an accreditation scheme that recognizes and rewards “good practice in adding an [...]

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23. January 2010

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Do as you feel (An article by Anjou Musafir)

Do children ape their parents in their habits? Will children take to drinking if their parents drink or smoke if there is a smoker in the house? One parent was worried about the impact of social drinking of her husband’s family on her young son. The husband had friends dropping in some evenings and the [...]

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14. December 2009

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Student films screening!

Over the past few months, a number of classes have been involved in film-making classes with Mr. Bernard Marescot, and these workshops have given birth to six different student films! These films are going to be screened in school today both at 6:30 and 7:15. The school invites all of you to come and see them An [...]

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11. December 2009

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The students take up recycling!

At MGIS, a great deal of importance is placed on the enviournment and the issues that pertain to it in today’s day and age. This is done often by integrating various enviournmental concerns into classroom projects, or assimilating them into ongoing modules. However, one common green theme that persists every year, and ranges across classes [...]

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10. December 2009

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Say no to homework! (An article by Anjou Musafir)

Q: My child does not do homework after returning from school. I have to keep reminding her and I end  up being ‘pushy’. What can I do? A: Homework is one demon that haunts school-going children. It is one artificial invention destined to keep children busy after school hours and out of parents’ hair. Mostly teachers are [...]

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