2. VISION
WE BELIEVE IN CREATING ENTREPRENEURIAL LEADERS OF TOMORROW . . .

3. SCHOLASTIC EXCELLENCE
GD GOENKA
PARENTS
COMMUNITY
SPORTS
ACTIVITIES
HRD MINISTRY
SCHOLASTIC EXCELLENCE
TECHNOLOGY
MEDIA
COMMUNICATION
UNITED
NATIONS
INTERNATIONAL
FORUM

4. G.D. GOENKA IS VERY
CLEAR ABOUT WHAT IT IS
AND ABOUT WHAT IT IS
NOT

5. WHAT WE AREN’T WHAT WE ARE
TEACHER
STUDENT
TEACHER
STUDENT

6. WHAT WE AREN’T
WHAT WE ARE

7. WHAT WE AREN’T
WHAT WE ARE

8. WHAT WE AREN’T
WHAT WE ARE

9. WHAT WE AREN’T
WHAT WE ARE

10. WHY IS GD GOENKA A HOLISTIC SCHOOL IN THE TRUE SENSE?

11. SCHOLASTIC ACTIVITIES
CO- SCHOLASTIC
ACTIVITIES
LIFE SKILLS S

12. SCHOLASTIC ACTIVITIES
Integrated Homework
Integration one subject with the other
Integration of values in academics
INTERNATIONAL PEDAGOGY
New age teaching methodologies
Developing Higher order thinking skills
ACTIVITY BASED LEARNING
Co-operative and team learning
Group Discussions and Debates a common feature of classroom

13. SCHOLASTIC ACTIVITIES
NIE WORDS
And Headlines
5 difficult words and their meanings everyday
A separate notepad for learning new words
ON THE SPOT WRITING
Everyday students write a few lines on any topic chosen by them
PEN DOWN
Library period is followed by pen down where students summarize their thoughts after reading the book
Library and pen down taken in the presence of the English teacher

14. SCHOLASTIC ACTIVITIES
CATERPILLAR
Whenever a student reads a book, it is displayed in the class in the form of a caterpillar
VOCABULARY
TOWER
Each class has a tower made of difficult words and their meanings
IMBIBING ENGLISH
Students are not supposed to speak in any other language except English (excluding Hindi period)

15. SCHOLASTIC ACTIVITIES
TELL ME WHY
Scientific facts are explained
FREE WRITING
Non stop writing by the students

16. CO- SCHOLASTIC ACTIVITIES

17. SPORTS
BASKETBALL
TENNIS
CRICKET

18. SPORTS
SWIMMING
SKATING
FOOTBALL

19. SPORTS
SQUASH
SNOOKER
GYMNASIUM

20. SPORTS
BADMINTON
TABLE TENNIS
GYMNASIUM

21. CULTURE
Special weekly class called ‘Culture’ focuses on appreciating art, music and literature and imbibing the values of all cultures of the planet

22. REFLECTION AND PUBLIC SPEAKING
Children reflect upon their understanding of an object
On the spot speech on any topic (including group discussions)

23. NATURE AND ECO WALK

24. SOCIAL WORK
Adopting a village and educating the people of that village
At least one compulsory social activity to be done by each class each month

25. SPECIAL ASSEMBLIES
Assemblies conducted with a theme, around which all the activities revolve

26. VALUE EDUCATION Mandatory class every week
Students learn the basic moral values through various activities
Each month has a different ‘value of the month’
For e.g. this month’s value education theme is ‘Rights and Responsibilities’

27. MUSIC Not restricted to one form Mandatory music class every week
Classical, semi classical, folk, sufi, western and various other forms are taught

28. DRAMATICS

29. DANCE
Afro jazz
Salsa
Classical
Folk
Contemporary
Chau

30. ART AND CRAFT

31. MANEGERIAL SKILLS
Students organise various functions without the support of the teachers

32. INTERNATIONAL FORUMS

33. MODEL UNITED NATIONS

34. TONY BLAIR FOUNDATION

35. BRITISH COUNCIL

36. COLLABORATIONS

37. SEHWAG CRICKET ACADEMY

38. SPACE

39. CAREER COUNSELLING FRESH MENTORS

40. MIND SPARKS

41. CLUBS

42. DEBATING CLUB

43. MUN CLUB

44. ZOOM OUT CLUB

45. ECO CLUB

46. LITERARY CLUB

47. QUIZ CLUB

48. DRAMATICS CLUB

49. HERITAGE CLUB (BODHISATVA)

50. ROBOTICS CLUB

51. THANK YOU