Careers
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Inspiring Creativity and Social Change
To wrap up their unit on Diversity, PYP Class V students hosted a vibrant event 'Celebration of Cultures.' They proudly wore traditional attire, shared delicious cultural cuisines, and performed music, poetry, and dance that held deep significance to their heritage. Through this experience, our students will become more knowledgeable, tolerant, and open-minded, embracing the richness of the world around them. What a beautiful showcase of diversity in our community!
Our Class IV students embarked on an exploratory journey investigating the human body and its interconnected aspects of social, emotional, mental, physical, and nutritional well-being. Through rigorous inquiry, they delved into key areas, including: Sleep, meditation, and mindfulness; strength and flexibility; stress management; nutrition- focusing on reducing sugar intake; bullying prevention; positive affirmations; digital detox and more.
At the Nita Mukesh Ambani Junior School, Nursery to Class 8, students learn wi
To inquire deeper into the current unit ‘Sharing the Planet’, the UKG learners went on a nature trail to Maharashtra Nature Park. At the park, they asked questions, made observations, collected information, and strengthened their understanding of how flora and fauna help sustain life on Earth.
NMAJS students of Upper Kindergarten took an educational journey, attending an art workshop at 'Art House' at NMACC, to delve into the captivating realm of colours and their ability to convey ideas and emotions. This experiential field trip aimed to enhance the students’ understanding of the visual language and the emotions expressed through various hues.
The Class III trip to Sanjay Gandhi National Park was an extraordinary experience, enriching students’ knowledge of geology, history, and culture. Situated within the park, the Kanheri Caves provided the perfect backdrop for a day filled with exploration and discovery.
The majestic caves, carved from basalt rock, introduced students to ancient Indian architecture and Buddhist heritage. Guided by our faculty, the children learned about the caves’ historical significance.