Aurobindo International School Hosts Workshop

Aurobindo International School in Jaipur recently organised a workshop on 8th February, 2025 for the teachers focusing on Active Learning methodologies in alignment with CBSE guidelines. The workshop aimed to enhance teachers’ skills in implementing student-centered teaching strategies that promote engagement and critical thinking. The resource person Ms Sarika Gaur , Principal Subodh Public School, Rambagh and Ms. Neelam Sharma from Subodh Public School, Airport Road addressed the session. Both the resource persons were extremely happy to have a session with the teachers of Aurobindo International School.
The workshop covered various strategies to implement active learning, including collaborative activities, problem-solving tasks, and the integration of technology to facilitate productive and dynamic instructions.
Teachers actively took part in hands-on exercises, group discussions, and role-playing scenarios to experience the benefits of active learning first-hand.
The session concluded with the vote of thanks from the school Principal, Ms Karuna Nagpal wherein, she highlighted the importance and relevance of active learning in achieving teaching-learning goals .
By embracing these active learning techniques, Aurobindo International School strives to provide more engaging and effective educational exposure to its students, preparing them to excel in their academic pursuits and beyond.

9 Years Old Para-Shooter Saurabhi From Aurobindo International School

Mhow: Nine-year-old Saurabhi Sharma, a class IV student of Aurobindo International School, Jaipur is the youngest participant in the 3rd Paralympics Shooting Competition underway at Army Marksmanship Unit, Mhow. Her other competitors are too senior to her in terms of age and experience. However, she continues to overcome her special ability with confidence and will power on the sidelines of inaugural ceremony, Saurabhi talked to Free Press about her shooting career, studies, family and her hobbies. She started 10-metre air rifle shooting two years back. She won gold medal in 2nd zonal shooting championship last year. With Dr Deepa Malik as her role model, she said that when she read and saw her achievements in the life despite disabilities and challenges, nothing could stop her from attaining greater heights. About the competition at Mhow, she said that she was hopeful of winning a medal this time also. She had won a Gold Medal in her category in a previous event.