Global Indian International School Blog

Every student deserves the opportunity to attend a top school, have access to abundant educational resources, and learn from well-trained educators. For these reasons, the Global Indian International School (GIIS) awards various scholarships. The scholarships motivate students to perform well apart from reducing the financial strain. 

Earlier this month, my colleague made an interesting observation. Play, she said, is not just for primary students to use as a learning tool. Older students can also learn a lot from ‘play’. She used the example of Maker’s Space-a modern-day studio that is equipped with safe materials to allow students to construct, create and innovate. I have...

In this digital age, when the written communication is increasingly done through laptops and mobile phones, penmanship is on a decline. Nowadays children get exposed to keyboards, touchpads and swipe buttons even before they are introduced to paper and pencil.

Many plans have been put on hold during the past year, including relocation plans for the many families who were hoping to move to Singapore. However, as people start to look forward to the end of the pandemic, many are considering a move to Singapore in the near future.

A safe and secure learning environment is an important consideration while selecting a primary school.

In its twenty years of existence, Global Schools Foundation (GSF) has not spared any effort in maintaining highest standard in all aspects of education at schools that are part of the foundation. With all the success that GSF schools have achieved, let’s take a deep dive into one of the very effective quality management tools that the organisation...

Cutting down the screen time of kids is a feat that most parents struggle to win! Especially, when the families are nuclear and parents are extremely busy balancing work and home, reducing the screen time of kids and substantiating that with quality time becomes a challenge.

As the world hunkers down to curb the spread of the novel coronavirus, blended learning seems to be emerging as the most sustainable model in the current situation.