Life does not happen in a bubble and some of the greatest learning takes place not when a child walks into a classroom…but rather when a child walks out of it. There are an infinite amount of lessons outside just waiting to be discovered. The simple statement, “Ok children, let’s go outside,” immediately stirs children to action and ignites their sense of exploration.
Learnings Beyond
The Classroom
Kanakia International School students soar to new heights as they gear up for the NASA Human Exploration Rover Challenge (HERC).
A team of 17 IBDP I students, guided by Mr. Anuj Shah, is set for an extraordinary seven-month journey culminating in a three-day competition at the Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Alabama, in April 2024.
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Kanakia International School IB students participated in The 13th annual Harvard Model United Nations India.
KIS, representing the event with 15 delegates from grades 9 to 12, left their mark by earning an Honourable Mention for Aaira Shah, who represented Syria in the World Health Organization, and a Diplomatic Commendation for Sanvi Rao, representing Portugal in the same committee.
Kanakia International School, Chembur (IB) recently hosted a three days long Harvard Young Leadership Program, 2023.
The immersive learning engagements, discussions, and mentorship sessions aimed to enhance skills in leadership, problem-solving, communication, public speaking, and critical thinking. Harvard University mentors guided students in crafting an ‘Actionable Project’ to address real-world issues. Small group collaboration and a ‘Harvard-style’ classroom experience enriched their learning journey.
To better understand the push and pull factors that influence migration, learners of Grade 3 visited the Indonesian Consulate.
Mr. Saptoro, The Consul General, welcomed our students and described the long-standing relationship that India and Indonesia share. This was followed by a presentation from Mr. Endy, the Vice Consul for Protocol & Consular Affairs, who explained the documentation required for migration while sharing some of the reasons behind migrations from Indonesia to India. To conclude, Mr. Eko, the Consul for Socio & Cultural Affairs, gave a presentation about the cultural similarities between India and Indonesia.
KIS initiative "Walk the Talk" successfully completed its Phase 1.
It involved collecting small packs of maggi, Kellogg’s and cake/chocolates, arranging them in goodie bags, and donating them to the charitable trust. Along with that, the learners also collected old clothes and uniforms all of which was packed yesterday and this morning, members from the Interact team went to Airoli to donate the same.
Kanakia International School students participated in The Festival of Hope.
The Festival of Hope is an initiative by the International Baccalaureate Organization to engage youngsters and encourage them to tackle real life problems using creative solutions. It’s a community for young people, educators, global thinkers, artists, government leaders, and everyone else who feels the urge to be the change.
Kanakia International School students recently participated in a Plogging drive as a part of the CAS and MYP SAA programme.
Plogging is a Global movement that originated in Sweden and is a combination of two words jogging and ‘plocka upp’ (Swedish word for pick up). The activity, organized by ‘Mumbai Ploggers,’ involved students cleaning up the area near DPS Lake in Seawood’s Nerul while also learning about the environment and sustainability.
Kanakia International School’s (IB) Beatz Crew performed at the Mahindra Blues Festival
Kanakia International School, Chembur’s Beatz Crew along with the girls from Nanhi Kali performed at the Mahindra Blues Festival as a part of Blues in Schools inclusivity initiative. The ensemble consisted of 45 kids aged from 11 to 17. Mr. Felix Hug, head of arts department from Kanakia International School, Chembur has made this performance possible.
Students of Kanakia International School (IB) participated in the Monsoon 10KRun
Keeping your physical health fit helps your mental health to be fit as well! And what better than a marathon to get that much-needed cardio?
The Monsoon 10KRun was organized recently in Chembur where students and staff of Kanakia International school were manning their stands.
KIS (IB) students celebrating Stream Week at Nehru Science Centre
STREAM education is a comprehensive, holistic and unique educational approach integrating Science, Technology, Robotics/Reading, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics. It allows students to learn vital skills such as problem solving, critical thinking, collaboration and innovation along with essential technology skills sets.
The Master Talk Series
In today’s day and age when education is defined through the development of core competencies, the aspect which is often missed out is, Inspiration to light up Aspiration among learners by encouraging them to achieve success through Perspiration.
RBK Educational Institutions’ Master Talk is an educative model of developing a growth mindset among children through Inspiration, Aspiration, and Perspiration.