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<strong>Footprints</strong> Anweshana through my eyes... Anweshana has been like a home away from home to me. It is a spectacular school with fresh air and green trees all around. Climbing the tough trees and poles, then dangling down from them, standing on our toes to pluck the sweet cherries and the sour gooseberries, I shall cherish these memories all my life. I feel blessed to be in this heavenly environment and the teachers, akkas, uncles and my friends are to be thanked. With freedom, discipline, independence, and care, I have been brought up by them. Many of the most fun memories that Anweshana has created for me is by taking us to trips. We've been on so many! and I loved them all!. We have journeyed to Ankola, Goa, Karle, Coorg, a farm where we star gazed, an eco-friendly housing community called Good Earth and many more places. Villages, cities, beaches, rivers, we have visited all; learnt a tribal dance, washed our plates with ash, ploughed the fields in a farm, milked cows, made bricks, played reach aata with village kids, we have done it all. Anweshana also teaches us several life lessons through field trips or classes conducted in school. We've learnt how to spin thread, carpentry work for the library, make paper out of old used-up paper, stitch bags out of clothes, weave baskets with leaves and branches and many other things that are important for us to know. All of this just adds to Anweshana's beauty and charm. And makes me love it even more! -Neethi Holla, 11 Years My Experience with Anweshana My son shifted from a Montessori environment in Hyderabad to Anweshana in Bangalore, four month back. Initially, we shifted here, I searched some schools online and liked Anweshana at first place due to its natural green space, and by following few positive Google reviews about the school, I visited and really liked the environment. With difficulty I got admission in mid-session (thanks to Bharti Mam for helping me in this regard), and we are very happy now. I could really find great change in my son in short time. He never liked to go to his old school in Hyderabad, but he is really happy here and admitted personally, and love to work in his environment, as he gets immense freedom to choose his activity and learning new things on regular basis, which was not there previously. Teachers at Anweshana, specially the leading authority, Bharathi mam and other educators are very kind and sensitive about everything we bring to their notice. Even for me, I came to understand the real meaning of what Montessori education is all about from "Anweshana” only, from their teachers, practicing parents and wonderful book of "Take Montessori home”. I got proper self-guidance to handle my child at home and involve him productively. Real Montessori ideas to be learnt here and it's really good and interactive experience. Thanks Anweshana and there wonderful and dedicated Educators. Great effort and keep growing. - Mona Priyadarshini, Parent Imagination does not become great until human beings, given the courage and the strength, use it to create. – Dr Maria Montessori
<strong>Footprints</strong> My Journey in Anweshana My journey in Anweshana is not a long one as I am a recent one because I joined 1 year before. Now I am a part of Anweshana school and made a lot of friends whom I will never forget for the rest of my lives. I love Anweshana as it gives opportunities to display ones talent . I learnt how to play football from my friends and tried to be a good goalkeeper and striker in every match I play. The environment is very peaceful and quiet. it has also taught me how to be resourceful in using things. I thank Bharathi Aunty to give us all such a wonderful exposure to nature and how to save it. The aunties are very kind and motivating which has made all of my boring lessons interesting and it is very practical. English is my favorite as it is made me imagine a lot of things and with such fabulous aunties learning will be a lot of fun. My friends have taught me etiquettes and manners, and what true friendship is. They do not let anybody down and they put themselves into others shoes and understand others feelings. I will have a great year ahead with my classmates and such motivating and fabulous aunties. Snake bite - the most ignorant health crisis “Snake bite – the most ignorant health crisis”, was a documentary film. We started to the Indian Institute of science in the bus. We had lots of fun, we spoke, played games and ate our lunch. There we go ! We reached the place. We went inside. We saw the documentary film. This film was more about anti-venom and snake bites. After the film many audience asked questions to the people who studied about snakebites. We took some pictures in the institute. We started back to our school, that time also we played and spoke, then we reached our school and here the journey ends. - Khushi, 11 Years -Antara Pappu, 13 Years SIJO Waste, Waste, Waste, Everywhere See here and there everywhere, waste OK let us reduce making waste If we have a plastic cover Let us try to reuse it So will you help us reduce waste - Khushi, 11Years Neethi Holla, 11 Years SEPTET Waste, Waste, Waste No waste in Bangalore Let us reduce making waste Let us recycle, reduce, reuse Things that we use in our life Let us not make waste Let us stop. - Khushi, 11 Years Education is a natural process carried out by the child and is not acquired by listening to words but by experiences in the environment. - Dr Maria Montessori
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