High school students, who are graduating school, are often bothered by thoughts on their future direction of studies. Last week, in the first part of this blog, we talked about how students can prepare for their future roadmap well in advance.
The first step for them was to understand their interests and their aptitude. We advised students...
Our modern world is a global village. Families have moved for work from their countries of origin to lands of different cultures and ways of life, where they settle down and raise their children.
When students and staff enjoy the nature-inspired sights and sound at the GIIS SMART Campus without any inhibition, we know we have succeeded in creating a safe and secure learning environment. With the use of cutting-edge technology, we fulfil our commitment to ensuring the safety and security of our 3500+ students and staff.
In the spirit of Singapore's countrywide Smart Nation initiative, the Global Indian International School (GIIS) is proud to unveil its SMART Campus in Punggol. Using every modern tool at its disposal, this exceptional educational facility was expertly crafted to maximise student engagement, interaction and achievement.
In the words of the author, Jess Lair, "Children are not things to be moulded, but are people to be unfolded." Every child is talented in his own way. This belief is the basis of the Primary Programme at GIIS which aims to provide maximum exposure to students not only in academics but in multiple talent areas.
Switzerland-based International Baccalaureate just released its results for exams held in May. As usual, Global Indian International School - one of the 700 international schools in Asia Pacific region to offer IB curriculum - fared very well, with 4 students emerging world toppers. This feather in the cap for the students (and for GIIS) is a...
Most of the present primary and secondary schools are catering to Generation Z, or post-millenials. Any progressive school will agree that confining Gen Z to regimented classroom and chalk-and-talk teaching will lead to futile learning. To keep up with the present generation’s learning style, schools have to leverage on technology.
Facial recognition was an idea first explored in the 1960s. It was Captain James T Kirk and his crew of space explorers who were seen to use this technique to access rooms onboard the starship USS Enterprise.
What was seen as science fiction back then is now a reality. And this high end technology has been replicated in GIIS SMART Campus which...
