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Biodiversity - Ashy Drongo
Beautifully captured Ashy Drongo at Northstar Campus! Ashy Drongo is a species of bird in the Drongo family Dicruridae. It has short legs and sits very upright while perched prominently, often high on a tree. It is insectivorous and forages by making aerial sallies. It is also known as 'Rakhodi Koshi' in Gujarati language.
Back to Basics - U
At Northstar, U is for UNBOUND. We are unbound. Not bounded by the limits of the textbook or the constraints of the exam. We learn what we ought to, not just what we have been told to.
Miguel Rodrigues (HEP Vaud, Switzerland) sharing his experience at The Northstar School
The Northstar School has partnered with HEP of Switzerland. Under the exchange program, educators from HEP came at The Northstar School in India and conducted various learning activities with our students. Miguel Rodrigues from HEP Vaud, Switzerland shared his experience during the visit.
Lucy Kottsieper (HEP Vaud, Switzerland) sharing her experience at The Northstar School
The Northstar School has partnered with HEP of Switzerland. Under the exchange program, educators from HEP came at The Northstar School in India and conducted various learning activities with our students. Lucy Kottsieper, Teacher Trainer (Foreign Language) from HEP Vaud, Switzerland shared her experience during the visit.
Ruth Benvegnen (HEP Vaud, Switzerland) sharing her experience at The Northstar School
The Northstar School has partnered with HEP of Switzerland. Under the exchange program, educators from HEP came at The Northstar School in India and conducted various learning activities with our students. Ruth Benvegnen, Teacher Trainer (Foreign Language) from HEP Vaud, Switzerland shared her experience during the visit.
Celebration of Learning
At Northstar, we design Experiential Learning. It encourages our learners to explore and learn from real-life experiences. Celebrations of Learning are events where our learners demonstrate their learning to peers and other community members. Recently our preschool learners (NEY program) celebrated their learning. The performances and command over the language shown by preschoolers stunned everyone. Educators and learners admired their work.
