There was a little girl from Grade 3 who came to me every single morning without fail. She would wish me “Good morning, Ma’am,” and wrap her tiny arms around me in the warmest hug. One day, when I gently asked her why she hugged me every day, her

Art is not just something we look at, it is a personal experience, a way to draw meaning from the world around us. When our learners explore art, they learn that it has no single, rigid definition. It lives in Warli paintings, in a stroke of an abstract painting, and

The Northstar Nest is a place to learn and grow for our learners, educators, parents, and the community. We have spent an incredible amount of time designing our spaces. Alongside our indoor learning architecture, we have spared no effort to create meaningful, fun, and curriculum-aligned play areas. Free, open play

In a world that rushes, we must teach children to be still. This International Yoga Day, our learners explored peace and patience. We welcomed Yoga experts, Dhara Kotecha and Khushi S.They taught us that yoga is not about doing, it is about being. It is not easy for children

A school without learners is a strange place. The corridors are silent. The whiteboards are blank. Yet, for the past two weeks, Northstar has been alive with a different kind of energy. We hosted True North Foundations 2026. TNF is our annual gathering. It is a space where educational philosophy

As we look back on the academic year, we are proud to mark two years of Northstar Neemods. Northstar Neemods are trans-curricular programs, offering new learning experiences. What makes these programs truly unique is that they are fully integrated into our school timings. They are a core part of the

The Northstar School is excited to host True North Foundations 2026.Northstar’s annual pedagogical and learning symposium designed exclusively for Northstar educators. TNF is our annual gathering at the intersection of educational philosophy, theory, and living classroom practice. Over the course of two weeks, TNF 2026 invites Northstar Educators

T.S. Eliot once wrote that the end of all our exploring is to arrive where we started and know the place for the first time. It is a profound paradox: that after all the wandering, the most significant discovery we make is the one we have carried with us