Scottish High has a long-standing partnership with the prestigious tGELF organization. As a tradition, tGELF held its orientation session on Friday, July 19, 2024, in the school auditorium for Grades 6, 7, and 8 to familiarize the students with its goal. The session highlighted the segments of Harmony competition, fostering creativity and teamwork, and introduced the SKILLD curriculum aimed at developing essential life skills such as critical thinking and problem-solving.
Leadership was emphasized as a core theme, encouraging students to take on leadership roles within their communities. Active participation was encouraged throughout the session, and students were urged to engage fully in tGELF activities.
The orientation was a resounding success, marked by its engaging format, comprehensive content, and interactive elements, leaving students inspired and informed about the opportunities provided by tGELF.
Posted By admin in News, on July 20, 2024University Fair: An IC3 Collaboration On 27th August 2024, Scottish High proudly hosted the Student and Parent Career Fair. The fair was a great opportunity for our students from Classes IX to XII, along with their parents and teachers, to explore higher education options. Over 60 representatives from prestigious universities, including University of Sydney, University […]
An insightful session was held for the teachers of Scottish High on Safeguarding Classroomsconducted by Pratisandhi Foundation, a non-profit organization dedicated to de-stigmatizingsexuality education and raising awareness to help teachers make informed decisions whilenurturing student behaviour. The session, led by Ms Anisha Hallan, an experienced sexuality educator, and Dr. Kaavya Sreedhar a gynaecologist, with extensive […]
On Sept 6, Dr. Neha Singh Maurya, HOD Counseling led a great session on writing effectiveLetters of Recommendation and predicting grades. She stressed the importance of beinghonest and accurate, and provided tips on structuring the letters, proofreading them, andmaking sure predicted grades truly reflect students’ abilities. A helpful guide to support ourstudents’ college applications!