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Hyderabad: Understanding cultural competence can bridge the cultural differences among teachers, administrators, and school communities. Educators who are culturally competent have the opportunity to tailor their teaching styles and classroom practices to the specific needs of students with diverse cultural identities, and in turn, help promote their academic success. Keeping this in mind, the heads […]

The programme began with the lighting of the lamp, a melodious invocation song followed by a beautiful dance performance.

Students of the primary wing of DPS- Mahendra Hills made posters to pay a tribute to all the doctors.

A book is chosen every fortnight and readers around the world connect on an online platform to discuss the book and their analysis.

There were multiple rounds like Around the World, Mapology, Ad-Mad, Discoveries and Inventions, and so on. Students participated enthusiastically and with a great competitive spirit.

Reading has been a favourite hobby for most of us until this generation.

National Education Policy 2020 focusses on colour recognition as a part of ECCE.

The day for the results was full of anxious and eager students. There was excitement in the air all the students gathered online on the Zoom platform.

Children were very enthusiastic to share different ways of creating awareness to make our earth a better place to live.

The event was held to promote and develop the intrinsic flair and aptitude of the learners in their interest areas.

Heads and teachers of 88 schools participated from across the country.

The theme for the annual day celebration was "Mezzo forte - Resonance of Music”.

The Annual Concert witnessed an assortment of dazzling musical renditions.

Students also took a pledge to vote once eligible as the citizens of India and to uphold the democratic traditions of the country.

The chocoholics of class I and II at DPS Mahendra Hills did various activities related to chocolates in a scrumptious way.

Students took active part in Rangoli, pot decoration, kite making, Flower arrangement competitions to explore their talents.

Safety Week inspired students to act responsibly on the road and make Indian roads the safest in the world.

During this pandemic, technology became a useful source of information and learning for these tiny tots.

Music training not only helps children develop fine motor skills but aids emotional and behavioral maturation.

Students also depicted that drawing is speaking to the eye; talking is painting to the ear through their poster presentation.