The teachers at DPSI try their best to expose  students to latest tools in education. The Early Years Programme students  engage in learning about robotics with a Bee-Bot. They learned directions while moving the bot forward, backward, left and right. They worked on  computational thinking ability to complete the task in the best possible manner.

Students explored educational games and had fun identifying shapes and engaging in colouring activities. They enhanced their fine motor skills while doing this task.

‘Save animals’ is an oft repeated phrase but do we actually make a difference? Young learners at DPSI made a point to educate  people around them by creating posters that gave insight into their sensitivity towards animals. Worthy messages put their point across effectively. Research skills were enhanced as finding the right picture for their... Continue Reading →

Writing is an art and it cannot be  taught during English lessons alone. For the unit on life cyle, students made a beautiful booklet to denote  the life cycle of butterfly, bat and frog using the Book Creator app thereby integrating ICT with the Unit of Inquiry. Some drew illustrations while others wrote their understanding... Continue Reading →

AI (Artificial Intelligence) is not only about an interaction with ‘Sophia’  or a command  for ‘Alexa’ to play songs. It is also the next big thing inside classrooms. Students are having fun  learning how AI is changing  lives as they also become sensitive to the impact it has for  better or worse. An online tool... Continue Reading →