A photograph can capture more than a moment. It can reveal how a child notices details, interprets the world and tells a story. Celebrated on 19 August, World Photography Day commemorates the public announcement of Louis Daguerre’s daguerreotype process (an early photographic technique that captured images on polished, silver-coated metal plates) in France in 1839, […]
Independence Day: Raising Young Citizens Who Think, Question and Lead
Every year on 15 August, India celebrates Independence Day, marking the country’s freedom from British rule in 1947. From the tricolour unfurling to patriotic songs and school assemblies, the day carries memories of a long freedom struggle shaped by courage, sacrifice, debate and an unwavering belief in a better India. But what should Independence Day […]
Introducing the Catalyst Club: Narayana Schools’ New Initiative to Ignite Student Leadership
A child can top the class in maths and still crumble at the first go in the outside world. That gap between academic scores and real world grit is the quiet worry that many parents and students ignore. In this era academic excellence alone is not enough. Developing leadership, resilience and emotional intelligence has become […]
Mid-Term Momentum: Helping Children Stay Exam-Ready Without Burnout
Mid-term often brings a surge of pressure, making exam preparation a delicate balance between performance and well-being. Research in educational psychology consistently shows that sustained academic success depends not on longer study hours, but on smarter, structured approaches that protect mental health. Guide for parents to support stress-free learning and maintain mid-term momentum. Prioritise structured […]
Harnessing AI at Home: A Parent’s Guide to Raising Children Who Think with AI and Not Through It
Artificial Intelligence is no longer a distant concept; it is shaping how children learn, think and solve problems. The challenge for families today is not access but direction, ensuring that children use AI in education as a tool for thinking, not a shortcut for answers. Research from organisations such as (United Nations Educational, Scientific and […]
The Adoption Calling Programme: Narayana Schools’ Blueprint for Holistic Student Tracking and Parent Synergy
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 […]
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 […]