Our flagship programme, Horticulture is a huge success! Our learners are not only experiencing the joys of growing and nurturing their own vegetation, but also learning about sustainability and their impact on the environment. We're proud to witness our learners grow, nurture, and cherish the natural world around them.

Watch the heartfelt farewell ceremony of The Northstar School's batch of 2023! It was an emotional moment for everyone as we bid adieu to these bright young minds. As we bid adieu to the Class of 2023, we want to express our immense pride in their accomplishments. They have worked

The sight of a child under a tree at school is a beautiful one, evoking feelings of innocence, curiosity, and the joy of learning. When a child chooses to sit under the cool shade of a tree instead of playing, there could be various reasons for their decision. Perhaps they

Have I dreamt my life, or was it a true one? Ist mir mîn leben getroumet, oder ist es war? -Walther von der Vogelweide Why did I write this for Northstar? More often than not, my thoughts are not teased out of the ball of wire mesh that they are.

“Reading is to the mind, what exercise is to the body.” The Northstar book club, Mallorn, has a simple goal: to make reading more approachable and joyful. During the Mallorn sessions, our learners and educators read many books together and participate in many activities linked to the stories. Learners in

The Northstar School has often strived for opportunities to collaborate with institutions both nationally and internationally to improve the learners' learning experiences. One such collaboration is the academic collaboration between the Northstar School and HEP in Switzerland, which began in 2018–19. This year, HEP educators visited The Northstar School

Learning, like Christmas, is about doing great things together and celebrating together. It is about the process and the journey. Fun and frolic marked the Christmas celebration at The Northstar School. Here's sharing a few glimpses of our learners indulging in the festive spirit.

A celebration of learning by the Northstar School Mythica was an incredible journey in time and space, as our kids explored myths and tales of the world. At Northstar, we celebrate learning and growing. One of our flagship events each year is the Celebration of Learning, or COL as we

Celebrations of Learning (COL) at The Northstar School serve as a medium of self-assessment as we believe assessment should first and foremost be a tool for learners themselves to learn about their own progress. The Northstar Nest learners had their celebration of learning event. Our preschool parents were invited to

Through the eyes of our learners, the world always appears colourful. Art is an essential component of our learners' growth. Our preschool educators planned and curated a beautiful plastic wall. Through these artistic endeavours, our learners gained hands-on experience of painting colours on plastic and developed a range of skills

As a part of their unit 'Plants', learners of PS participated, with all their enthusiasm, in plantation activity and are ready to nurture a friend for life! They touched, sensed, observed and gained knowledge about plants, soil and everything related to nurturing a plant for life.

Community Gatherings at Northstar play a vital role for our learners in understanding, knowledge & skills beyond the domains with the peers and the community. Grade 4B We can’t ever get over Navratri. The Sanskrit words "nava," which means nine, and "ratri," which means night, are combined to form the

Dr. S Pandian, visiting professor, IIT Madras, Former Director at Satish Dhawan space centre, recently had a very organic talk with Northstar School learners. Dr. S. Pandian was pleasantly surprised by the learners' eagerness to talk about and ask questions about space, the moon, and everything else in their context.

At Northstar, we have been emphasizing the fact that our learners learn in different ways, in different places and from different people, including the teacher, peers, community members and themselves. We believe that education should not be about memorizing facts, but about nurturing the curiosity of learners and guiding the

At Northstar School, learning from real-life scenarios and exposure to industry professionals has always been a prominent teaching strategy. Although we think that theoretical knowledge is significant, what is actually seen and experienced shapes our learners’ understanding in a concrete way. Here are a few examples of recent Northstar School

From early infancy, children begin to use their senses to explore and make sense of their surroundings. At Northstar, we think it's important to introduce our learners to real-world scenarios. We recently prepared “Land of Senses" as part of the unit "My Body - Senses" at the Northstar Nest campus.

When it rains, let the children grin while holding an umbrella. Rain does not deter our toddlers at the Northstar NEST from playing, exploring, and learning. Our surroundings inspire and engage with invitations to embrace nature. To feel the monsoon vibe, the learners had to bring umbrellas and raincoats in

One of our favorite childhood memories would be of carefree summer days spent playing in the mud. Perhaps International Mud Day is an opportunity to introduce a new generation to the wonders of messy play. Mud Play has several health benefits for young children, including improved immune systems, emotional well-being,

NEY learners are currently learning about various Community Helpers. Through a variety of activities and discussions, they gain knowledge of the functions of various community helpers as well as the tools they use. As a part of this topic, we had invited our Gardening team to give the learners a

Learners in grade 3B recently performed Reader's Theater based on the tale of The Town Musicians of Bremen for their Community Gathering. Through this story, they demonstrated the Habits of Mind, which are crucial to a child's development at The Northstar School. Reading fluency can be increased by adopting reader's

“Twenty years from now you will be more disappointed by the things that you didn't do than by the ones you did do. So throw off the bowlines. Sail away from the safe harbor. Catch the trade winds in your sails. Explore. Dream. Discover. ” Mark Twain Congratulations to the Graduates!

Every year on February 21st, the world commemorates International Mother Language Day. The Northstar School celebrates the day to raise awareness about the importance of the mother language through a variety of activities. At Northstar, we believe in breaking up routines and providing learning opportunities through thematic and enjoyable activities.