#StudentBlogger: The Next Big Thing – By, Aadya Sosale, Grade 6
THE NEXT BIG THING What is “BIG?” What is there to change the world?EVs. Not familiar with this term? Well, EVs are called “Electronic vehicles”.In...
#CounsellorBlogger: Boundries – Why they Matter By, Anika Joseph, Counselling Specialist, CMRNPS
Boundaries. Why they matter Boundaries generally conjure up an image of territory and walls. However, it has an important place in our conversations about emotional...
#TeacherBlogger: Oral Health – By, Ms. Gomathi, Primary Teacher
Taking Care of Baby Teeth: A Big Role in Dental Health. There was a time when people believed that baby teeth didn’t matter because they...
#StudentBlogger: The Tale of Yum – By, Hemanth Yadav, Grade 11E
The Tale of yum Food is the basic human need to stay alive. Moreover, it is the need of every living organism. Therefore it is...
#StudentBlogger: Environmentalist – By, Erin Dea Sequeria – 11D, Vice-Head Girl
Today’s expert speaker session was conducted by Ms. Raagini Gopi. Armed with a master’s degree in environmental policy and management from the University of Adelaide,...
#StudentBlogger: My Wildlife Photography Journey – By, Anushka Raghunandan, 11A, CMRNPS
“Photography takes an Instance out of Time, altering life by holding it still” – Dorothea Lange My photography journey began when I was 3 when...
#TeacherBlogger: Into the Virtual World – By, Rekha U, Educator
Into the Virtual World! “Progress is impossible without change and those who cannot change their minds cannot change anything.” – George Bernad Shaw In a flash,...
#StudentBlogger: Ways to Improve Your Public Speaking Skills – By, Aditi Rao, Grade 8A, CMRNPS
Ways to improve your public speaking skills Everyone, at least once in their lifetime, has given a speech in public. It might have gone successfully...
#StudentBlogger: Are we losing the living? – By, Adhvik K S, BA, Grade 8 A, CMRNPS
Are we losing the living?My Solutions to Animal Endangerment, and Habitat Loss. The living, nature, and the universe. This is entirely précised in my point...
