By editor on Sunday, 17 February , 2008 - 5:28 pm
Students of MGIS have been studying poems written by Benjamin Zephaniah since four years now. The sheer visual appeal of his poetry as well as the aural ring to it makes it a wonderful pedagogical tool rich in learning possibilities, combining with ease learning and fun.
On 12th March 2007, he performed in Natrani. Students thronged in to watch him perform. His spontaneity and sense of humour floored everyone…
Click below to view pictures of the Indian tour uploaded on the official website of Benjamin Zephaniah
Benjamin with Lissa, faculty at MGIS
Benjamin with Alika, a DP student
Category: Newsworthy
By Anjou C. on Monday, 29 October , 2007 - 9:47 am
In 2007 once again, two of our students Zara Desai (DP1) and Saher Shodhan (DP2) got selected by AFS and went on an exchange programme to US and Brazil for one full academic year. Here is what Saher has to say about his experience. Zara’s post will be put up shortly.
SAHER SPEAKS -
Brazil is not a country that many people from India, or for that matter most people in the world are familiar with. Last year I was given the chance of a lifetime when AFS was introduced to me by MGIS. AFS came to MGIS and had a presentation on the different programs they offer and what the application process consisted of. To be honest, I wasn’t too keen on applying because I never thought I would be one of the hundreds of candidates who applied. But thanks to my school and a little motivation from my friends and parents I applied for it. Eight months later, here I am sitting in my room in Brazil watching the ocean. Who would have guessed that I would be selected?
(Continue reading …)
Category: MGIS Insight, Newsworthy
By Benjamin M. on Wednesday, 4 October , 2006 - 5:26 pm
In an interview with IB World Magazine, Monique Seefried, President of the IBO Countil of Foundation, cites Mahatma Gandhi International School as a highly noteworthy school amongst all IB schools worldwide. She discusses the school at length in the September 2006 issue of IB World Magazine.
Category: MGIS Insight, Newsworthy, Administrative Information
By Lissa C. on Wednesday, 20 September , 2006 - 5:09 pm
On Teacher’s Day, the students of PYP Year 1 to MYP Year 2 participated in a drawing competition, the themes of which were selected according to the projects the class was working on. The older students of MYP Year 3 & 4 worked on an essay
After the competition got over, a Magic show and a traditional puppet show enthralled the young learners. Later, a cake was cut, foot-tapping music was played and the students of MYP Year 3 broke into an impromptu performance of gymnastics. That set the mood for everyone to dance and everyone shook a leg…As they began to tire, food packets were distributed and MYP Year 2 students took over the stage. They organised a competition for teachers and made them do various activities. The day was concluded with a dance performance by students of MYP Year 2.
A panel of judges will go through the work of the students and shortlist the winners of the competition. They will be rewarded at the Award Ceremony held on 24 September 2006, in HSBC Bank (C.G. Road Branch) as HSBC sponsored the whole event. Ms. Seema Joshi coordinated with them and made it possible to organise it in a way that all students of MGIS be a part of the celebrations.
Category: Newsworthy
By Lissa C. on Thursday, 7 September , 2006 - 10:11 am
Many students of MGIS are interested in multi media moreover, MYP Year 3 is working a Film Making Project hence Mr. Ashok Mewada and Mr. Kaushik Brahmbhatt both seasoned film makers from EMRC were invited to give a weeklong workshop on the basics of film making in the second week of June.
Category: Newsworthy
By Benjamin M. on Sunday, 29 January , 2006 - 2:40 pm
MGIS considers applicants on an ongoing basis for a variety of teaching positions. The school provides ongoing in-house training for its faculty.
If you can reconsider education from the angle of the child and want to be part of a dynamic team, we would really like to hear from you.
Please send us the following by email ( writemgis@yahoo.com ) or by post ( Mahatma Gandhi International School, Sheth Motilal Hirabhai Bhavan, Mithakali, Ahmedabad- 380006, India ) in order for us to consider your application:
1. Your biodata (preferrably as an attachment)
2. Detail your motivation to apply at MGIS, and what you feel you can contribute to the school
3. An explanation of what you think are the 3 most important responsibilities of a teacher
Keywords: Hiring, job vacancies, teaching positions, careers, employment in education.
Category: Newsworthy, Administrative Information, Job Application