Report cards once arrived twice a year, with silence stretching between them. That gap is precisely what Narayana Schools’ Adoption Calling Programme was designed to close. What is the Adoption Calling Programme? Every learner is ‘adopted’ by a dedicated mentor/teacher who places a fortnightly call home. This is not for a generic update. It covers […]
Decoding Competency Based Assessments: Why Conceptual Mastery and Not Rote Memorisation Drives Results at Narayana
A child comes home, recites an entire chapter word-for-word, yet freezes the moment the same question is phrased differently. Sounds familiar? That single moment explains why Indian education is quietly rewriting its rulebook, moving away from memorisation and toward Competency Based Assessments (CBA). 1. What exactly is a competency based assessment? A competency based assessment […]
The Evolution of the Guru: How Narayana Honours Tradition While Redefining Teaching and Mentorship for 2026?
Guru Purnima 2026 falls on 29 July, marking a timeless tribute to teachers, mentors and guides. Rooted in tradition yet evolving with modern education, the occasion highlights the enduring significance of the guru in Indian education system. 1. The origin of Guru Purnima Guru Purnima traces back to ancient India and is dedicated to Maharishi […]
Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam’s Death Anniversary: Inspiring Young Minds Through Values, Science and Vision
Observed on 27 July, Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam’s death anniversary honours the legacy of India’s former President, widely known as the Missile Man of India. His life journey continues to serve as a powerful example of perseverance, discipline and vision. For families, this day offers a meaningful opportunity to nurture value-based education for students rooted […]
Kargil Vijay Diwas: Teaching Courage, Sacrifice and National Pride to Young Minds
Every year on 26th July, Kargil Vijay Diwas is observed across India to commemorate the nation’s victory in the Kargil War 1999. This day is not only a tribute to the bravery of the Indian Armed Forces but also an opportunity for families to instil values of resilience, patriotism and responsibility in children. Research in […]
Beat the Monsoon Slump: Tips for Students to Stay Focussed on Rainy Days
Rainy days often disrupt routines, but with the right guidance, students can stay energised, healthy and academically focussed even during the monsoon season. Parents play a crucial role in ensuring that children beat the monsoon slump by combining practical measures with scientifically backed strategies. What is the monsoon slump and why it affects focus? The […]
Defeating the Rainy Day Lethargy: Nutrition and Activity Tips for Young Learners
Monsoon brings relief from heat but often introduces sluggishness, low energy and reduced physical activity among children. This seasonal dip is commonly known as rainy day lethargy. For parents in India, managing children’s nutrition during monsoon and maintaining activity levels becomes essential for sustained learning and well-being. Science behind monsoon fatigue Reduced sunlight exposure during […]
National Doctor’s Day
Every year on 1st July, National Doctor’s Day is observed in India to honour Dr. Bidhan Chandra Roy, a visionary physician, freedom fighter and one of the architects of modern healthcare in India. This day serves as a reminder of the dedication, compassion and invaluable contributions of doctors to society, while also encouraging awareness about […]
How Interdisciplinary Learning Builds Creativity, Critical Thinking and Employability?
The boundaries between subjects are no longer as rigid as they once were. In today’s world, solving real life problems demands knowledge that cuts across disciplines. Modern careers clearly reflect this shift, with high-frequency trading merging mathematics, finance and computer science, sports analytics combining athletic insight with data science, and bioinformatics integrating biology with advanced […]
Beyond Traditional Streams: Exploring Interdisciplinary Courses in 2026
The rigid divide between Science, Commerce and Arts is gradually fading. In 2026, education is evolving towards interdisciplinary courses, where subjects merge to reflect real world complexity. For parents navigating career options after Class 12, understanding this is essential. Why interdisciplinary learning is the future? Global research in education, including studies referenced by UNESCO, shows […]