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The Rain Tree of Northstar

The Rain Tree of Northstar

I do not remember How it became the grandest Of all trees that I have known It was four feet tall When I was the same Now I am barely a foot taller After a few years, But the Rain Tree Is now twenty feet high Now I am a

The Glorious Gulmohar of Northstar

The Glorious Gulmohar of Northstar

I have seen a giant Gulmohar I have seen a frail Gulmohar I have seen one grow so fast That I looked like a tiny seed pod In only five summers Like the five petals of Gulmohar flower Four of them intense scarlet And one with splashes of white and

Outdoor Learning at The Northstar School

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Outdoor Learning at The Northstar School

At The Northstar School, we believe that learning is not confined to traditional classrooms. Our open courtyards and outdoor learning space provide our learners with the perfect environment to engage, ask questions, and make connections, deepening their understanding of the world. Nature becomes our co-teacher in these open-air classrooms, fostering

The Mighty Neem of Northstar

The Mighty Neem of Northstar

I am older than I seem Come, sit near me Let me see you dream Up above there is a Seraphim But down here with you I am the Neem. So we begin our wander around the campus, looking at our trees. Northstar's campus is home to many trees. Most

Trees of Northstar

Trees of Northstar

Trees of Northstar. Our guardians. Custodians of memories. Listeners of our tales. They will be here when we no longer are. This is our attempt to share the beauty and grace of our trees. These are our stories and this our art. In the next weeks, we will share some