Beginning of a new journey and building a School Growth Framework

How school leaders should improve their school to grow their numbers

This newsletter includes

• Latest Updates

• Call to Action

• School Growth Ideas

Latest Updates

This week we hosted a free online session for school leaders ‘School Growth Framework’

Some 25 people registered but as usuals only 13 people joined in the session, but YES, all those who joined in, shared their happiness with new learning.

Saba, Rasika, Yasmin and a few more asked wonderful questions, and I was happy to see that people wanted to have the presentation. (I plan to share it with all the attendees who will send me a text for it)

We were also lucky to have the presence of Ms Lata Jagdeesh and Ms Kalpana Kadiyan, bothe of them are EdMonks contributers

Ms Uma Sharma, who is also among our contributers, had to cancel her plan at the last minute because of some unforeseen circumstances and we missed her a lot.

EdMonks Contributors

We also missed Ms Vandana Banga (purely my mistake) as I missed adding her in the broadcast and so could not share the link to the event, but I think, she was the reason because of which many new people joined in this session.

Hope to not do this mistake again. Overall it was a good fun thing

Call To Action

Now we are planning to host this session as a full day training in tier 2 cities in partnership with some school.

Feel free to connect with us, If you want to host it at your school.

School Growth Ideas

This week in school Growth Ideas we are happy to feature

Maj Pravin Singh

Director - Cardinal Warriors School, Raipur

A vetran paratrooper, who has served the defence forces, is a visionary education leader who is helping private schools to implement Sainik education and military curriculum. We are happy to onboard him as an EdMonks Contributor

Idea - ‘Military training in Private Schools’

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Military training can be used as a tool for belief engineering in schools. Challenging physical limits by physical and endurance training for stamina building can help develop the will power in students. Sainik schools uses this as differntiators from K 12 schools.

The demand for compulsary military training has been raised by one all which is not possible in our country due to various limitations. But every school can implement military training and sports apart from academics to achieve excellence and over all personality development of students.

This is evident from the recent policy decision to open 100 Sainik School run by private NGOs and its already agreed in principal to enhance it to 1000 Sainik School's in India.