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ABOUT THE CLUB

EDUCTOR: BINNY PATEL

Clubs are not just extracurricular activities; they are hubs of growth and development. In our Maths Club, students not only sharpen their mathematical skills but also learn teamwork, problem-solving, and creative thinking. These clubs provide a platform for social interaction, where students build lasting friendships and learn to collaborate effectively. For parents, clubs offer a glimpse into their child's interests and strengths beyond academics, fostering a holistic understanding of their child's growth. Students, through clubs, explore new passions, gain confidence, and develop essential life skills that go beyond the classroom, preparing them for success in the real world.

Binny Patel
Subject Teaching: 8 Maths
Maths Subject: Co-Ordinator
Maths Club: Mentor

EDUCTOR : BHAVANA RATHOD

Being part of a club like our Maths Club is a transformative experience for students. It's not just about numbers; it's about nurturing curiosity, resilience, and a love for learning. In our club, students explore math in fun and engaging ways, developing critical thinking and problem-solving abilities. The value extends beyond academics; students learn time management, collaboration, and leadership skills, preparing them for future challenges. For parents, supporting club participation means encouraging holistic development and discovering their child's hidden talents. Students, through clubs, discover their potential, build self-esteem, and forge lifelong friendships, creating memories that shape their journey ahead.

Bhavana Rathod
Subject Teaching: 5th and 6th Maths
Maths Club: Co-Mentor

EDUCTOR: SANTOSH SIR

Clubs like our Maths Club are more than just extra activities; they are invaluable platforms for growth and discovery. In our club, students delve deep into the world of mathematics, but they also cultivate essential life skills. They learn to think critically, communicate effectively, and work as part of a team. Beyond academics, clubs provide a sense of belonging and community, where students find support, encouragement, and a place to explore their passions. For parents, involvement in clubs means understanding their child's strengths and interests comprehensively, fostering a stronger bond and guiding their child's holistic development. Students, through clubs, not only excel academically but also become well-rounded individuals, ready to face the complexities of the world with confidence and competence.

Santosh Bishoyi
Subject Teaching: 7th and 8th Maths
Maths Club: Co-Mentor

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