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VENEETA NARULA
                                        PRINCIPAL
                                        KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA INS HAMLA
                                        MARVEROAD, MALAD (WEST) MUMBAI-400095


                                        Kendriya Vidyalaya INS HAMLA comes under Kendriya Vidyalaya Sangathan
                                        New Delhi – an autonomous body of MHRD and is affiliated to CBSE, mainly
                                        catering to the needs of children of defence personnel and transferrable central
                                        government employees. The school head has played a major role in creating
                                        awareness among the students regarding environmental degradation and hence
                                        the school strives for achieving a clean environment. With focus on connecting
                                        class room with outside world and taking teaching learning process outside
                                        the class, the school head succeeded in inculcating lifelong values amongst the
                                        students. The nukkad natak ,visit to the beach to teach, Energy dance, mangrove
                                        cleaning, beach cleaning, swachhata pakhwada etc are new fun ways of learning.
                                        A major initiation to reduce waste was undertaken by the school and 280 kg
                                        of manure is made quarterly by bio composting 1000 kg of dead leaves, thus
                                        preventing the burning of  decomposable  waste.  The  Vidyalaya  has  been  an
                                        institution trying consistently to achieve a zero waste goal by Reducing, Reusing
                                        and Recycling the waste in the premises.


                                        SADHANA BHALLA
                                        PRINCIPAL
                                        MIRA MODEL SCHOOL, NEW DELHI


                                        The special characteristic of the school is its engagement with children through
                                        its Early intervention program for improvement in learning. The main purpose of
                                        this has been to assist struggling learners in Grade 1 and rule out identification of
                                        false cases as students with ‘Learning Disability’ in older classes. With increasing
                                        diversity in classrooms, there are many students who do not exhibit learning
                                        at the same pace as most other children in the class. These children show less
                                        academic engagement in classrooms, show unsatisfactory grades, and in many
                                        instances evidence behavioral difficulties. Defined broadly as ‘Struggling
                                        Learners’,  this  group  of  students  encompasses  varying  needs  including  issues
                                        about Learning Disability, Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, Autism,
                                        being first generation learners, familial disorganization, and acculturation needs.
                                        The school’s major intervention lies in taking steps to engage the parents of the
                                        struggling students to become integral resource persons/trained personnel. The
                                        teachers also hold classes for parents every Friday on how to teach and support
                                        the program at home.


















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