BOOK OF THE MONTH – JUNE 2025
“A Midsummer Night’s Dream” by the renowned William Shakespeare (retold by Mary and Charles Lamb).…
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Seizing Opportunities
Life is full of opportunities, some small and some life-changing, but all hold the potential…
A Beautiful Dream We Hoped Would Last Forever
The last school trip Our most awaited trip to Hyderabad finally happened when everybody reported…
Ficus religiosa – K’sirs Tree Talk
A tree native to most of the Indian subcontinent and Indochina, its common names include…
Sustainability at K’sirs
A presentation by Shivani A C, Mathimalar Manisundar & Nithila Rajasekar at Kumaraguru College of…
The sleepy kitten
The knot of your absence tightens, pulling and squeezing my flesh, stealing my ability for…
Sad, Beautiful, Tragic
There I was standing, Majestically tall and proud, Like the oak I have always been,…
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Artocarpus altilis – K’sirs Tree Talk
"Hey! Look at those tiny jackfruits!" "No, they are not jackfruits. They are breadfruits." "Are you sure? They definitely look…
Gond Tribal Art: A Cultural Gem and Its Value in Children’s Learning
Gond tribal art, rooted in the rich cultural heritage of the Gond community, is a vibrant and intricate art form…
Why do mixed-age classrooms matter in the early years?
What do you think about the term 'mixed-age classrooms'? This consciously curated environment brings together children aged 3 to 6…
Lake of Lessons: A Journey from Sightseeing to Stewardship
Our usual field trips enrich us with knowledge and valuable learning experiences, but the one we went on just recently…
Here we are again
Through the empty corridors, the unopened doors, and the silent floors I know how lonely you would've felt, but here…
IKIGAI For Teens
Being lost is good, If you don’t get lost, You can’t find yourself. Hello world!My winter break has come to…
Simarouba glauca – K’sirs Tree talk
Simarouba glauca is an evergreen flowering tree native to South America and the Caribbean. It is commonly called paradise-tree, dysentery-bark…
