Student‘s Works
Student work refers to concrete samples or artifacts created by learners during the educational process.
It represents what students think, create, and understand as part of their learning experiences.These artifacts are used for reflection, analysis, and asking deeper questions about learning.Examples include assignments, written responses, projects, and assessments. In early education, student work may include drawings, photographs of play, videos, or transcripts of student talk. Similar artifacts can also be collected from older students to document and understand their learning journeys.
This drawing honors the heroes of Kargil who fought with courage and faith,
protecting our motherland with their lives.
Important days remind us of history, values, and events that shape our lives.
Knowing them each month helps us learn what we know—and discover what we don’t.
More than lines on a blackboard, this artwork shows her happiness in creation,
where a smiling face dreams of building the future as an engineer.
Mathematics gives us hope that every problem has a solution.
On Hindi Diwas, students beautifully expressed their love for the Hindi language through creative artwork.
Their colorful and meaningful creations reflected cultural pride, imagination, and linguistic awareness.
This artistic celebration encouraged students to value and preserve the richness of Hindi.
Young innovators brought ideas to life through robotics!
Each project displayed creativity, teamwork, and a passion for technology. The joyful participation and confidence of students made the robotics project truly inspiring.
As kites fly high in the sky this Sankranthi, may everyone’s life also rise to great heights. Happy Sankranthi..
Beyond celebrations, students honor the values and words of our freedom fighters. This drawing beautifully showcases the patriotism and national pride of young minds..