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We were thrilled to welcome our students from Grades 4 to 12 back after the summer break. The vibrant campus, warm smiles from teachers and engaging activities made the first day back truly special. Here's to a year full of curiosity, connection and growth!
Vasal Education hosted a dynamic workshop for teachers of Toddlers to Grade 5 students, exploring the deeper dimensions of learning. Focusing on self-awareness, multiple intelligences and NLP, the session provided practical tools and reflective insights, empowering educators to create meaningful learning experiences that extend beyond conventional classroom teaching.
Vasal Education organised a thoughtful session for teachers led by a renowned mental health professional and expressive arts therapist. Through mindfulness practices and creative expression activities, educators explored new ways to manage stress, reconnect with themselves and prioritise their mental well-being - a powerful reminder that self-care is the foundation of effective and inspired teaching.
Vasal Education hosted a dynamic professional development session for educators, focusing on educational leadership, emotional intelligence and innovative teaching strategies. The session empowered teachers to lead with clarity, connect deeply with students and adapt to the evolving needs of today’s learners, inspiring purposeful and future-ready teaching.
We hosted a lively workshop where teachers explored how storytelling, music and role play (inspired by The Lion King) can transform classroom learning. The session encouraged creativity, emotional connection and the use of performing arts, equipping educators with innovative tools to make lessons more engaging and impactful for students.
Cambridge International School, Dasuya celebrated International Yoga Day with a Mass Yoga Session that brought together students, teachers and staff. Guided by the Common Yoga Protocol, participants practiced key asanas and meditation to promote balance, focus and well-being. The session reinforced the school’s commitment to holistic growth and mindful living.
Students of Grades 6 to 8 used their artistic flair to spread powerful anti-tobacco and anti-drug messages on World No Tobacco Day. Guided by their teachers, they created impactful artworks and learned about the dangers of substance abuse - turning creativity into a tool for awareness.
The Words Worth Workshop for parents of Grades 1 to 3 was a well-attended session fostering meaningful parent-school collaboration. Engaging discussions and practical tips equipped parents to support their child’s language learning journey, reinforcing the school’s commitment to holistic development.
Our KG 2 students charmed the audience in a delightful event themed around classic fairy tales. Through lively dance performances and imaginative storytelling, they brought beloved characters to life, celebrating creativity and stage confidence at an early age.