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Saturday, August 15, 2020

National Webinar - Rahul Thakur

National Webinar on “Impact of Physical Education on Students’ Well-being and Academic Success in Higher Education” was organized by the Department of Physical Education. The session was conducted by Dr Gautam Mukherjee C.E.O and Co-Founder of Sportify

Discussion on the topic was conducted in the webinar i.e., “Impact of Physical Education on students’ well-being
and academic success in higher education”. Not only in the elementary level but also in higher education students should engage themselves with the activities. Yes, it is very much important for the student to engage in the activities (it can be any games or sports, recreation games, physical exercises etc.) so that they can develop their physical and mental health development as well as motor development. It also develops leadership qualities of the students.

It also expressed that Physical Education may be included in all the field of Higher Education as a subject including medical and engineering. In the general degree colleges, physical education subject can be a compulsory subject with all streams (Arts, Science and Commerce). Physical Education is as important as our daily requirement.

Rahul Kumar Thakur
The Fabindia School
rtr@fabindiaschools.in 

Friday, June 12, 2020

Unity and Caring - Innovators BHIS

Even the weak become strong when they are united. - Friedrich Von Schiller
In a class of 30, there used to be two kids, named Joshua and his twin brother, Gerald. They were both a bit dark-skinned and so had formed a conclusion that they did not fit in, with their class at all. The other children were better looking than them, which made the others laugh at the two brothers. But what they did not know was, even though they were dark-skinned, they had a heart of gold and the most polite behaviour. Day after day, they were insulted by the other students of the class.
They never expressed how they felt, in front of anyone, but in their heart of hearts, they really felt insulted and sad by the others’ behaviour. They started blaming themselves for being dark-skinned.  They lost all their self-confidence. But, there were some boys from the class, who were very angry at the insensitivity of the others towards the two brothers. They understood their plight and took up the initiative to interact with and befriend them. They started by sharing their tiffins and they used to share their own experiences with each other. Joshua and Gerald did not remain the same timid brothers who were bullied, anymore! They started to open up and also stood up to the bullies. They no longer remained the dark-skinned ones, instead, they became the most intelligent and the most kindhearted boys in the whole school. The boys who had helped them achieve what they were, did it with patience, care and love. They taught them the value of unity, by being the most caring friends for them.  And they remained the best friends of the two brothers forever

Innovators @ Billabong High International School, Thane
-Vaishali Phatak, Krishnakshi RaviShankor, Bhumi Punjabi, Smita Bobhate

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