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Ignite concludes at Kennedy High School
The students of KENNEDY HIGH the global school, CBSE, took part in a three-day exhibition where conceptual clarity, comprehension, and application of academic concepts were showcased utilizing the brightest and most innovative of the ideas.
Hyderabad: The students of KENNEDY HIGH the global school, CBSE, took part in a three-day exhibition where conceptual clarity, comprehension, and application of academic concepts were showcased utilizing the brightest and most innovative of the ideas.
The expo at the Pre-Primary Wing was titled ‘Fair of Wonders.’ It was a delight to watch the tiny learners engage with parents and present their information with immense confidence and adroitness. ‘Ignite,’ the Annual Academic Expo from the Primary Wing was executed with trademark finesse and was a stimulating display of aptitude and astuteness. Students demonstrated flawless presentation and communication skills and their command on their subject was truly praise worthy.
The Middle School and High School students’ exhibition ‘Lumiere’ brought a multitude of talents, skills, and attitudes to the forefront. Special emphasis was given to the soft skills development arena. Parents were curious to update themselves with these skills and thronged the exhibition stalls with immense interest. All the content was relevant to the students’ learning goals.
The three-day expo concluded with successfully, proving once again that the best learning happens outside of the classrooms where children are at their best; questioning, exploring, analysing.
