Sunday, 1 November 2026
Thursday, 22 October 2026
My Family and Other Animals - Raunak Gupta
Today's reading session was truly enjoyable and gave me a fresh perspective. While exploring My Family and Other Animals by Gerald Durrell, I reflected on how even the smallest incidents can become interesting when we pay attention to detail.
I realised that I sometimes overlook the ordinary things around me, but this session encouraged me to be more observant and patient, especially when situations do not go as expected. I also enjoyed discovering how the author's way of describing everyday experiences makes them come alive and seem meaningful.
Overall, this session made me realise that reading is not just about understanding a story but also about learning to look at the world differently. It inspired me to be more curious, notice the little things, and find meaning in my everyday experiences.
Saturday, 10 October 2026
Growing Through Stories and Experiences - PYDS Learning Academy
Learning Is Fun at My Good School
At My Good School, learning isn’t just about reading books or gaining knowledge; it is about understanding ourselves and seeing life a little more closely. Every reading session gives us a chance to reflect on our experiences, understand different perspectives, and discover meaningful lessons hidden in everyday life. We learn to take each step with confidence, face reality with courage, and grow through both challenges and successes. At My Good School, learning becomes a joyful journey of self-discovery that helps us become more thoughtful, confident, and responsible individuals. Because here, learning is not just about knowing more; it is about living better!
Saturday, 21 February 2026
Learning Through Reading and Reflection - Sunbeam Lahartara
“Reading can teach you the best of what others already know. Reflection can teach you the best of what only you can know.” — James Clear
Reading opens the mind to the wisdom, experiences, and ideas of others, while reflection turns that learning inward, transforming it into personal insight. Together, they help a learner grow not only in knowledge but also in self-awareness and thoughtful understanding.
Monday, 24 November 2025
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Book Reading- दी व्हिसलिंग स्कूलबॉय और अन्य कहानियाँ
Brewing Knowledge
Fridays at 5.30 PM: Book Reading with Neelashi Mangal, entry by invitation from The English Book Depot. We are currently reading: What Did You Ask At School Today: A Handbook Of Child Learning.
Saturday Masterclass
Read And Lead at 5:30 PM: Co-hosted
by Gurdeep Kaur and Sandeep Dutt, for subscribers only. Sign up on The Teachers Academy website at www.DilJeeto.com.
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Monday, 27 October 2025
GSA Calendar November 2025
My Good School
Book Reading- The Inner Life of Animals
Book Reading- दी व्हिसलिंग स्कूलबॉय और अन्य कहानियाँ
Book Reading- The Door-To-Door Bookstore
Book Reading- दी व्हिसलिंग स्कूलबॉय और अन्य कहानियाँ
Book Reading- The Inner Life of Animals
Book Reading- The Door-To-Door Bookstore
Book Reading- दी व्हिसलिंग स्कूलबॉय और अन्य कहानियाँ
गुरु चेला (मुर्शद और अभिलाषी):Allegory: A Tapestry of Guru Nanak's Travels
Book Reading- The Door-To-Door Bookstore
The Teachers Academy
Fridays at 5.30 PM: Book Reading with Neelashi Mangal
What Did You Ask At School Today: A Handbook Of Child Learning
Meeting at 5:30 PM: The Courage to Be Disliked: The life-changing global bestseller recommended by Steven Bartlett on 'Diary of a CEO’, co-hosted by Gurdeep Kaur and Sandeep Dutt
Early Childhood Development training sessions for teachers at 2:00 PM every Saturday - Hosted by Ms Neelashi Mangal
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Annual Day and AGA at the Arthur Foot Academy 14th of November 2025By invitation only, please contact Kunal Rajpurohit at KR@LearningForward.org.in
Monday, 29 September 2025
GSA Calendar October 2025
Friday, 13 June 2025
A Reflection on Growth and Curiosity - Aayush Kumar Singh
Good morning and Jai Hind dear readers,
I am Aayush Kumar Singh of Class 10-A, and this is my reflection on the session organised by My Good School.
So, last Sunday, June 8th, was an excellent session! We kicked things off by chatting about everyone's holiday plans and catching up on personal matters. Then, we dove into a website called The Joy of Learning, which got us thinking about why it's so great to continue learning throughout our lives.
We spent a considerable amount of time going through a chapter about Carl and Sabine Gruber, really delving into their story and relationship. And to wrap things up, Manisha Khanna Ma'am led this fantastic, interactive session with riddles that got our brains really working!
Essentially, the key takeaways centred on personal growth, continuous learning, and finding happiness in viewing things from diverse perspectives. Everyone was encouraged to try out new skills, pick up some books, and just stay curious over their holidays. It was a really inspiring meeting!
Good day and Jai Hind
Sunday, 26 January 2025
My Good School, Sunday 26 January 2025
Sunday School #173
Reflection Questions from the Chapter "Take Courage" from The Inner Life of Animals by Peter Wohlleben:
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Empathy and Animal Behavior:
How does Peter Wohlleben illustrate courage in animals in this chapter? Reflect on when you observed courage in an animal or another living being. How did it challenge your understanding of animal behaviour? -
Perception of Animal Emotions:
Wohlleben often draws parallels between human emotions and those of animals. Do you agree with his perspective that animals exhibit emotions like courage? Why or why not? -
Ethical Implications:
If animals can demonstrate courage and other complex emotions, what implications does this have for how humans treat and interact with them? How might this perspective shift societal norms? -
Personal Courage:
The chapter explores animal bravery in different contexts. How do you define courage in your own life? Can observing animals inspire us to act courageously? Provide an example.
Reflection Questions from the Chapter "Black and White" from The Inner Life of Animals:
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Sense of Justice:
How does Wohlleben's discussion of fairness and justice in animals challenge traditional views of animal behaviour? What are examples of animals displaying a sense of fairness in their interactions? -
Origins of Morality:
If animals exhibit behaviours that resemble moral judgment, what might this suggest about the evolution of morality? How does this perspective influence your understanding of human and animal relationships? -
Impact on Ethical Choices:
After reading about animals' emotional and moral complexities, do you feel differently about human responsibilities toward them? How might this change the way we approach animal welfare or environmental conservation?
Reflection questions based on Chapter 15, Riding an Enfield, from My Name is Cinnamon by Vikas Prakash Joshi:
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Freedom and Connection:
How does riding the Enfield symbolize freedom and bonding for the characters in this chapter? Can you recall a similar experience where an activity or object strengthened your connection with someone? -
Shared Experiences:
The chapter highlights how shared experiences can create lasting memories. What role do shared adventures play in building relationships, and how does this chapter reflect that theme? -
Personal Growth:
Riding the Enfield represents more than a journey—it also reflects personal growth and confidence. How do you think such moments of adventure help individuals step out of their comfort zones and build self-assurance?
The central theme of Chapter 15, Riding an Enfield, from My Name is Cinnamon, revolves around the sense of freedom, adventure, and bonding that arises from shared experiences. The ride on the Enfield becomes a metaphor for stepping out of one's comfort zone, fostering personal growth, and strengthening relationships through trust and shared joy.
You can email your reflections to mk@learningforward.org.in or post them as comments below!
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