VIBGYOR High Lucknow School celebrates Ground Water week organized by Regional Science Centre Lucknow

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Lucknow: VIBGYOR High Lucknow School participated in the Ground Water Week Celebration held at Regional Science Centre Lucknow from 16th July to 21st July 2015. This is celebrated every year in order to create awareness among the young minds about the availability of resources of ground water and ways to conserve these resources.
More than 4000 students from beyond 19 schools participated in the event which included schools like VIBGYOR High Lucknow School, City Montesari School, Jaipuria School, St. Joseph school and a lot more. In order to promote and inculcate the cause amongst children, Science Centre hosted an array of interschool competitions during the week like quiz competitions, poster making, slogan writing, panel discussions, painting contest and debate competition for students from Grade 6-10.
Around 50 students from VIBGYOR High Lucknow School actively participated in the event. The students laid down their ideas and displayed exemplary knowledge on the subject on which they were highly appreciated. One of the students, Shagun Singhal, VIBGYOR High, Grade 8 has been selected as one of the winners in the Quiz competition, who displayed her sense of knowledge on the need and importance of water.
Expressing her views on the event, Ms. Rashmi Singh, Principal, VIBGYOR High Lucknow School said, “Of late, Natural calamities have become rampant, one of them being famine. As the water table of the earth is reducing, students from VIBGYOR High decided to seize this opportunity to create awareness in the masses on the need to conserve water for sustaining in future. I would also like to congratulate Shagun for making us proud through her achievement.”
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Students of VIBGYOR High Malad school celebrate Van Mahotsav day

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Students of VIBGYOR High, Malad school celebrating Van Mahotsav day

 

Van Mahotsav week is celebrated across the nation fromJuly 1 to July 7every year.

As a part of the initiative, 62 students from Grade 9 of VIBGYOR High Malad school planted around 100 saplings at Chhota Kashmir in Aarey colony in order to further nurture the green patch of the city.

The school has been taking various initiatives to educate and connect their students to the environment.
In the past as well, the school along with their students had participated in the Save Aarey campaign and this event is an extension towards the cause, while celebrating Van Mahotsav week.
The school also plans to conduct various workshops in the school as well as show documentaries to students, enhancing their concern and belongingness towards nature.
Commenting on the occasion, Ms. Sunita George, Principal, VIBGYOR High said,”The school organizes various programs to develop environmental sensitivity in children.
Plantation drive is one of the many such initiatives. The school also has a natures club.
The members of this club take up small projects that spread awareness about conservation of resources.”

 

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VIBGYOR High celebrates one of the fastest growing Model United

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VIBGYOR High celebrates one of the fastest growing Model United

Nations in India

o 5th Annual Conference – VIBGYOR High Model United Nations welcomes over 400
o Held between 25th June to 27th June, 2015 at The Westin, Mumbai
o More than 30 Schools from all over the country participated

delegates from all around the world

Mumbai, June 29, 2015: VIBGYOR High Model United Nations (VHMUN), an initiative by
VIBGYOR HIGH Group of schools, India is one of the biggest and fastest growing Model United
Nations in India, launched in June 2011. VHMUN has played a vital role to inspire the youth and
get connected with the issues of global importance. It has given them an opportunity to polish
their social skills and channel their voices. At VHMUN, Delegates – the representatives from
different countries, step into the shoes of international diplomats and discuss issues that
demand global attention.

The fifth edition of VHMUN kick started its 5th annual conference in The Westin hotel of
Goregaon East from 25th June 2015 to 27th June 2015. Mr. Rohit Bansal, Group Head,
Corporate Communication, Reliance Industries Ltd. was present as the Chief Guest and Keynote
speaker at the event while Ms Maria Davydenko, Vice Consul, US Consulate General, Mumbai
was the Speaker at the closing ceremony. Besides, Ms. Priyanka Chaturvedi, National
Spokesperson, Indian National Congress was also present at the event. There were more than
400 delegates from Mumbai and all over India; Delegates from New Zealand and US were also
present at the conference.

During the conference, Mr. Rohit Bansal, Group Head, Corporate Communication, Reliance
Industries Ltd. said that, “I am extremely privileged to be a part of VHMUN 5 where the goal is
to empower individual students anywhere in the world to act as leaders. I am sure that such an
universal platform will help students to network on an international scale and build contacts in
the process.”

At the occasion, Mr. Rustom Kerawalla, Chairman and Managing Director of VIBGYOR High
Group of Schools adds, “The VIBGYOR High Group of International Schools has gone beyond the
system of conventional education and has taken up the challenge to provide quality education
to students through novel methodologies. With platforms like Vibgyor High Model United
Nations, we strive to provide students with a better understanding of the inner working of the
United Nations and to foster skills in diplomacy and global peace and harmony.”
There were 6 Committees present at VHMUN including the United Nations Special Summit
(UNSS), Disarmament and Security Council (DISEC), Special Political and Decolonization
(SPECPOL), Human Rights Council (HRC), Historical Security Council (HSC) and Security Council
(SC). This year 6 VIBGYOR schools across 4 states of India and delegations from more than 30
Schools from all over the country had participated in VHMUN 5. The glittering venue was filled
and enlighten with Secretariat and Executive Board from different prestigious schools and
colleges (VIBGYOR HIGH, Dhirubhai Ambani International School, Bombay Scottish, University
of Toronto and a few more) with a combined experience of chairing more than a 100 local,
national and international MUNs.

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International Yoga Day Celebrated at Vadodara & Kolhapur School

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“Yoga
teaches us to cure what need not to be endured and endure what cannot be cured”

June 21 as the global Yoga Day, celebrated at
VIBGYOR HIGH, Kolhapur, rows of enthusiasts students bent and twisted their
bodies in complex postures to mark the first International day of yoga.  

Who wants to appear for the Cambridge International Examinations (CIE)- A Levels?

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As admissions to the CIE—A Levels (Class 11th and 12th) for Batch 2015-16 get underway, Shim Mathew, Principal, VIBGYOR High, Goregaon West, answers a few frequently asked questions
What sets the CIE curriculum apart? Does it really helps students to apply to colleges abroad study in abroad, how to apply for such boards/schools?
In addition to the flexibility that the CIE offers in terms of subjects, our school also has a School Social Responsibility Cell (SCRC) that facilitates interaction with the community and 100 hours of community service over two years that is certified by an NGO. This visibility in terms of returning to the community facilitates admission to colleges abroad.

What is the eligibility for CIE-A Levels?
Students who have completed Grade 10 in an English-medium school in any board recognised by the Government of India can apply for admission to a school offering CIE-A Levels.
Students who have completed IGCSE or O-Levels from Cambridge can also progress to the A-Levels.
What are the admission dates?
Admissions will be open till mid-Jun. For special cases we can even extend the deadline upto the 30th of June
What are the documents required to apply?
The pass certificate of Grade 10, marksheets and leaving certificate are required to apply for admission.
Before we take a student in, we ask them to take a competency test for the subject the are applying for, just to judge their aptitude as far as the subjects are concerned, as our courses are pretty exhaustive.
What are the cut-off percentages for each stream?
We have no cut-off percentages per se and students are admitted on a first-come first-serve basis. However, a potential student should have secured at least a first class. Interaction with the course co-ordinator and former report cards also count.
What are the benefits of the CIE versus the HSC, CBSC, ICSC and the ISC? Why would students switch from other boards to the CIE?
The CIE offers
a) a different teaching/learning style – There is a lot of independent learning involved and the application-based curriculum requires students to be conceptually strong and sharpens their analytical and investigative abilities.
b) a flexible system of assessment – The assessment system features oral tests and listening tests. Exam sheets come from Cambridge and go back to Cambridge.
c) a certificate that is recognised across the world – 30% of our students travel abroad to America, UK or Singapore and the CIE offers an advantage in admissions abroad. Of course you can also choose to pursue a degree in India after your A-levels.
d) varied subjects with no restrictions on combinations mean that you can simultaneously study Maths and Humanities
How many seats are available at VIBGYOR?
VIBGYOR has room enough for 48 students, 24 in each of its two divisions, with a student:teacher ratio of 10:1.
Do you give preference to existing students or is admission purely merit based?
While we give preference to our students, about 60% of our students on average come from other boards.
How much does it cost to CIE? Does this vary across streams—Arts, Science, Humanities?
While costs vary from school to school, depending on whether you choose four or five subjects, a complete A-Level package can cost between 3.5 lakh to 5.5 lakh.
Do you have any advice on how students should choose their stream? Does VIBGYOR offer counselling?
1) Know your aptitude/ interest
2) Know the kind of work you want to take up
3) Understand the right subjects to choose
An academic coordinator talks to the parents and students aplying for admission to A-levels. We also have aptitude tests for students in Grade 10 and career counselling workshops.
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VIBGYOR High receives two prestigious awards at Indian Education Congress 2015

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VIBGYOR High honoured with K-12 school chain of the year – west zone and Best sport

empowerment awards

 VIBGYOR High group of schools, a leading chain of schools in India has received “K-12 school

chain of the year” in west zone and “Best sport empowerment” awards at the 5th annual Indian

Education Congress 2015, convention held yesterday in New Delhi. These are one of the most

prestigious awards from various other categories that recognize excellence in education sector.

K-12 Education Awards are given to the schools as an expression of gratitude for their

extraordinary contribution in the Indian education sector. K-12 school chain of the year award

aims to recognize a significant contribution by K12 chain of schools that has engraved

exceptional education quality in all its schools by maintaining uniformity in education delivery.

The best sport empowerment award recognizes the schools that have developed opportunities

for sports empowerment with an extensive participation & achievements in sports and other

physical activities.

 Upon receiving the awards, Mr. Rustom Kerawalla – Chairman and Managing Director,

VIBGYOR High Group of Schools said, “We would like to dedicate this award to our 25000

students, 2500 teachers and 114 sports coaches, who have made this achievement possible with

their dedicated efforts. This award is a source of great pride and encouragement to our

institution that reflects our commitment to create a highest quality driven education institute in

India. We are thankful to the organizers of Indian Education Congress for recognizing and

honouring us.”

Indian Education Congress is the only conference that brings together education industry

veterans and provides a platform to discuss various issues in education sector and bring

attention to most excellent practices and innovations of the industry.



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