In Speech Masters, we train students in clear pronunciation, confident expression, and structured speech delivery. They learn voice modulation, effective body language, and the art of presenting ideas with clarity.
We use simple and engaging activities such as storytelling, role-play inspired by the Toastmasters Club, guided practice, and short speeches to build confidence step by step. Regular feedback and demonstrations help them improve smoothly and effectively.
As part of the Toastmasters initiative, Speech Masters aims to develop students into confident speakers who can express their thoughts clearly in any situation. These skills prepare them for school events, competitions, and future communication needs.
The School Student Council is a group of students from Classes 9 and 10, elected by their schoolmates to take on leadership roles within the school. They represent the voice and interests of all students.
The council organizes various school activities, events, and campaigns. They help maintain discipline, support school policies, and act as a bridge between students and teachers. They also promote teamwork, responsibility, and a strong sense of school spirit.
Purpose of the Student Council:
Schools today prioritize providing a holistic education, balancing academics and extracurricular activities, leading to the growing popularity of school clubs. These clubs are more than just spaces for children to spend time together; they are platforms for learning and talent development. A good school club enables students to: gain insights from peers, seniors, advisers, and teachers; acquire fresh perspectives on ideas and skills; learn to respect differing viewpoints; and develop and enhance social skills. For example: Cooking club, Science Club, Badminton Club, Football Club etc.
No-Bag Day is a special initiative held on the 1st and 3rd Saturday where students of classes 5 to 10 attend school without textbooks and notebooks. The day is dedicated to hands-on, activity-based learning through:
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How It Works
Purpose
The School Bank is a student-managed initiative run by Class 7 students under teacher guidance. It allows children from all classes to open a savings account, deposit their money, and withdraw when needed—just like a real bank.
How it works
Why it is important
The purpose of a guided tour is to provide students with real-life learning experiences outside the classroom. It helps them explore new places, observe things closely, and connect their classroom knowledge with the real world. Guided tours also encourage curiosity, teamwork, and social interaction while making learning more exciting and enjoyable. Each class is assigned a suitable place to visit based on age-appropriate learning needs and safety considerations.
Guided Tour Plan (Class-wise)
| Class | Place to Visit |
|---|---|
| Class 1 | Fire Station |
| Class 2 | Dairy Farm |
| Class 3 | Joshi Museum |
| Class 4 | Aga Khan Palace |
| Class 5 | Zapurza Museum |
| Class 6 | Science Park |
| Class 7 | IUCAA |
| Class 8 | Grapes Research Centre |
| Class 9 | IISER & NDA |
| Class 10 | Mumbai Trip & NDA |
Our students from Class 3 to Class 10 go on an educational excursion every year with the support of the Insearch team. These well-planned one-day trips take students to significant historical, cultural, and environmental sites across Maharashtra.
Through guided tours and interactive learning, children gain firsthand knowledge and connect classroom concepts with real-world experiences. The excursions also promote curiosity, teamwork, confidence, and responsibility. With safe supervision by Team Insearch, students enjoy a meaningful learning experience that creates lasting memories.
