Tomoe Gakuen - Anvesha Rana

I wish I were a student at Tomoe, 

so free and yet so connected, 

I could have met the headmaster, 

and made friends with Totto-Chan. 

If I were a student at Tomoe, 

I would have visited the Hot Spring, 

while enjoying the new bling. 

The Souvenir photo would have cracked me up, 

and the Oops boy would have been a fun hub, 

I really wish I were at Tomoe, 

for it would be so lively. 

If I were at Tomoe,

I would have learnt Eurythmics, 

Though it would be funny to be so Rhythmical. 

I do wish I were at Tomoe, 

but I already have my own right here, 

which is My Good School!

Anvesha Rana, 

Grade 10-B, 

Gyanshree School

Hot Springs - Rishona Chopra

A hot spring is a spring of naturally hot water, typically heated by subterranean volcanic activity. The Blue Lagoon (Iceland) is the most famous hot spring in the world. Yes, there are hot springs in India - such as Manikaran.

Having trips to hot springs is a fascinating thing. You can do several things like -
- Relaxation
- Swim
Most of all, you have a natural spa with just you around!

I have never been to a hot spring before, but I wish I could have a trip to a hot spring. Maybe our school could take us to a hot spring!

Rishona Chopra
Grade VI
Gyanshree School

Eurythmics - Rishona Chopra

Eurythmics is the art of rhythmic education. We can listen to a song, but very few can relate to the beats and rhythm. Once you do that, mastering dance and music is like taking candy from a baby with hard work and dedication.

Rhythmic education makes the body and mind equally developed in harmony and peace.

At Tomoe, the headmaster has added Eurythmics as a subject in his school. He teaches students to change their body steps with the beats. It increases focus too.

When I was learning the piano, my piano teacher sang a song, and I had to play the beats with one key. Now, I understand he was teaching me Eurythmics. I am grateful to him for teaching me what I know today.

Having eyes but not seeing beauty; having ears, but no hearing music; having minds but not perceiving truth; having heart that are never moved and therefore never set on fire are the things to fear of.

Children could be taught to hear and feel music in their minds rather than just with their ears; how to make them feel music as a thing of movement rather than a dull, lifeless subject; how to awaken a child’s sensitivity.

Rishona Chopra

Grade VI

Gyanshree School

Ahlcon's Eyes On The Skies - Slooh

Slooh India partners with Slooh and spreads the joy of learning with community Astronomy.

Witness the beautiful Blood Moon Eclipse of 16th May. Hope you enjoy this excellent presentation!

Slooh makes real-world, real-time space exploration accessible for every student without the hassle of purchasing, storing, and maintaining a fleet of expensive student-grade telescopes.

Presented by (members of Slooh Astronomy Club):

Vanshika, Dakshya and Daksha
www.Slooh.org.in
#JoyOfLearning

Lunar Eclipse - Dakshya Mishra

Right here is an image of the lunar eclipse on the 16th of May as the Moon reached totality. The photo was taken from Mobile 3, active during the great eclipse! Believe me, it wasn't visible here in India. Total Lunar eclipses aren't as rare as they happen occasionally. Hope you enjoy this wonderful image!

Dakshya Mishra of Class 8-D Ahlcon Public School has been a member of Slooh since December 2021. He has earned 12119 gravity points, loads and observations and is active all day!

www.Slooh.Org.IN
Join a global community, and explore space via a network of robotic mountaintop telescopes. 

Poem on Humility - Arav Agarwal

Humility comes from simplicity;
It teaches us equality. 

Humility strengthens connectivity;
Fills our life with positivity.
 
Kindness, Compassion, Gratitude
Are humble person’s attitude.
 
Treat each other with respect and dignity
And always practice the value of humility.
 
 

Name: Arav Agarwal
Grade: 6A
Billabong High International School, Thane

Billabong School Song - Arav Agarwal

Totto-chan's School Song helped me connect with my school's song, Billabong High International School, Thane. I love my school song and am happy to share it with everyone.

Billabong High is a fun place to be

To learn to have fun, there's a lot to see.

As you grow up and go to a higher class

And recap what you have done

And soon you'll pass

It's an exciting place for children

And they look forward to going there

Not only do they get an education, but,

They get individual love and care.

You will be a proud graduate

And one day, you will say

I went to Billabong High and see what I am today.

I went to Billabong High and see what I am today.

I went to Billabong High and see what I am today.

Name; Arav Agarwal
Grade: 6A
Billabong High International School, Thane

My Good School Season 2, Episode 5

2nd of July 2022

My Good School Song - Arav Agarwal

My Good School, My Good School

It empowers us with life skill tools!

Put on your thinking caps to learn;

Experience the joy of learning and have fun!

 

My Good School, My Good School

This is a place where you learn real-life values;

Explore and strengthen your skills as an intern;

Or experience the joy of reading, writing and speaking in Sunday sessions!

 

My Good School, My good School

Here everyone is welcomed and valued!

My Good School, My Good School

Here life is happy and super cool.

Name: Arav Agarwal

Grade: 6A

Billabong High International School, Thane

Hope - Saima Arora

Saima is a student of Grade VIII at The Doon Girls' School, Dehradun. She shares with us what the value of Hope means to her. At My Good School, students express themselves and work to become confident individuals. You, too, can experience the joy of learning; sign up from www.GoodSchools.in.