Timing of Bengal Stores
9.00am to 3.30pm
9.00 am to 10.00 am – Parents Allowed
10.00 am to 10.15 am – Strictly for Students
10.20 am to 12.00 pm – Parents Allowed
12.00 pm to 12.30 pm – Strictly for Students
12.30 pm to 12.50 pm – LUNCH
12.50 pm to 1.20 pm – Strictly for Students
1.25 pm to 2.30 pm – Parents Allowed
2.30 pm to 3.00 pm – Closed for Dispersal
3.00 pm to 3.30 pm – Parents Allowed
Please note the following-
1. From Monday 4 till Friday 15 March 2024, school timings will be as follows
Classes 3 & 4 from 8.30am to 12.20pm
class 5 from 8.30am to 12.30pm
2. There will be no classes for Class 3 on Wednesday 21st February 2024 as the teachers will be going to invigilate for the ICSE / ISC examination.
3. Distribution of Books & Stationery will be on the following dates (details to follow)
Class 3 moving to Class 4 on Thursday 7 March
Class 4 moving to Class 5 on Saturday 9 March
Please note the following
1. From Monday 4 till Thursday 14 March 2024, school timings will be as follows –
Lower KG & Upper from 8.15am to 11.40am
Classes 1 & 2 from 8.15am to 12noon
Nursery all timings remain the same
2. There will be no classes for
Nursery on Friday 23 February,
Lower KG on Monday 26 February and
Upper KG on Friday 1 March
as the teachers will be going to invigilate for the ICSE / ISC examination.
3. Distribution of Books & Stationery will be on the following dates (details to follow)
Nursery moving to Lower KG on Tuesday 27 February,
Lower KG moving to Upper KG on Wednesday 28 February
Upper KG moving to Class 1 on Thursday 29 February
Class 1 moving to Class 2 on Saturday 2 March
Class 2 moving to Class 3 on Tuesday 5 March
Email was sent on September 15, 2023
Kindly note the following dates :
From 1st -3rd July 2024, German Learners of Class 9 participated in an interesting project named “mitDenken – PhilosophyTalks” , commemorating the 300th birth anniversary of Immanuel Kant at the Goethe Institut/ Max Mueller Bhavan. The project aimed to celebrate philosophy through a series of engaging workshops designed for young, curious minds. The workshops focused on everyday concepts, critical thinking, thought experiments, and respectful expression of opinions. On the final day the parents and teachers were also invited to attend a session where the young philosophers presented what they had learned and conducted an interesting class for all.
ThinkArts conducted a workshop in collaboration with Goethe Institut/ Max Mueller Bhawan on Anna Blume. 30 German Learners of Class7 participated in this exciting workshop.
Anna Blume
Anna Blume was born in Westphalia, Prussia, Germany, on 21 April 1936. She studied art at the Staatliche Kunstakademie in Düsseldorf from 1960 to 1965. She enjoyed having the same name as Kurt Schwitters’ imaginary figure, Anna Blume. Anna created installations, sequences of large photo scenes and, mostly in the 1990s, Polaroids. She also created drawings. She staged and photographed scenes in which she appeared herself, with objects taking on a “life” of their own.
On 29th of June 2024 German Learners of Class 7 and Class 8 participated in an exciting workshop, ‘Football German with Moves’, in celebration of UEFA at Goethe Institut / Max Mueller Bhavan. The workshop was very engaging and interactive and was designed to combine the fun of football with the learning of German language, providing an opportunity for students to enhance their language skills while enjoying the spirit of the sport.
Alokananda Roy,an ex student who has been felicitated and an ex teacher from 1974 -1981.
It was a proud moment indeed when a stamp was issued in Alokananda Roy’s name by the West Bengal Postal Circle in August 2019. This was to pay tribute to her innovative & heroic efforts (through the medium of dance & music), which changed the mindset of Correctional Home inmates across the state of West Bengal !
Aditi Das from the batch of 2009 is on her way to Northumbria University, in the United Kingdom, where she will be pursuing her PhD in Social Geography (The Delhi Eateries). She previously presented interesting papers titled Colonial Foodscape of Kolkata (in Copenhagen) and An Ethnographic study of Bengal Public Dining in Kolkata(at a conference in London’s Imperial College). Just prior to her departure she conducted an interactive session with the Geography Students of Classes XI & XII on the scope of the subject and the nuances of Geography.
