Science Park at Army Public School in Noida
As a step towards making science more enjoyable, the Army Public School in Sector 37 has developed a science park in its premises.
As a step towards making science more enjoyable, the Army Public School in Sector 37 has developed a science park in its premises.
Kendriya Vidyalaya, Powai student stood out in the CBSE (Central Board of Secondary Education) board exams with a score of 97.6%. Basically meant for government employees in transferable jobs does take outside students too.
Defying the scorching heat, a record 130 teams representing various city schools from Chandigarh, Mohali and Panchkula came all smiling at IGNITE 2011, a mutli-city, inter-school quiz contest organized by the Indira Gandhi National Open University...
IT@School Project is all set to empower the student populace in Kerala with animation movie making skills entirely based on free and open source software, through massive state-wide training programmes.
Many primary school pupils are going without up-to-date Information and Communication Technology (ICT) learning tools as 1804 schools across England and Wales spend less than
If you think that the admission scene in private schools is terrible then you are wrong. Not just high-end private schools, but the admission crisis is prevalent in the government schools as well.
For an accurate assessment of the current learning methods education experts from Indian syllabus-based CBSE schools in the GCC and India are taking initiatives to ensure that students clearly understand core concepts while learning.
To make teaching and learning process more effective and efficient, National Institute of Open Schooling (NIOS) has recently unveiled a recording studio in its premises.
To avert a major admissions crisis this September, mobile classrooms are being installed in playgrounds as the council of England is forced to expand schools.
After a year Right to Education Act (RTE) was implemented, Delhi still has more than for lakh poor children who don
National Institute of Open Schooling (NIOS) will be offering Tamil as a new language option for students pursuing higher secondary examination from the institute from the next academic year in Tamil Nadu.