Swimming can help to develop individual skills like self-discipline, mental strength, sense of time management, self-confidence and courage to participate in school sports activities. Swimming help kids to overcome the challenges they face in learning tough subjects such as mathematics. At Apple Tree – The World School we have designed dedicated splash pool as well as swimming pool for children keeping their safety in mind.
Playing in the sand is incredible for developing motor skills, building hand-eye coordination, and strengthening muscles. Children exercises their fine motor skills when they learn how to properly hold a shovel in their hand. And their gross motor skills get a workout when they attempt to lift a bucket filled with sand. Therefore, we have a separate sand play area for little toddlers to help them in their Gross-motor development.
Research shows that kids who play outdoors in the grass, mud, or dirt have healthier immune systems than kids that are constantly in sterile, indoor environments. Playing in the mud can actually boost their immunity. Mud play allows children to connect and interact with the natural world around them. It helps children develop tactile skills with sensory play. At Apple Tree – The World School we have dedicated mud play area for children to explore their creativity.
Gardening engages all sorts of senses and helps children to develop and recognise them without even realising. They can feel the texture of soil, seeds, flower and petals. … As children garden, they develop important motor skills that will help them improve their academic skills such as writing, cutting and typing. Therefore, special attention is given to gardening in our holistic curriculum for better development of children.
Being a parent often reminds you of your parents, the patience they had in bearing your craziness, the love, care and attention they showered in bringing you up. You might be aiming to offer more to your kids than you personally got. There could be issues in our life, that bother us most of the time. But being a parent, it is our duty to allot much time to the needs of our children.
At Apple Tree – The World School we collaborate with parents on their beautiful journey of raising and nurturing the future of our country. Through our one-to-one mentoring sessions with parents, we make continuous efforts to solve common issues with the children be it their behaviour, learning difficulties or any other problem.
Parent counselling aids parents to recognize their child’s strengths and abilities, and help them overcome their shortcomings. Parents are guided according to the best possible and practical way. Parents are welcome to meet the counsellors anytimein the year in person during the Parent Teachers’ meet or with appointment to discuss targeted issues that they face with their children.
Besides academic counselling, due emphasis is laid on personal counselling to support the emotional health of our students. Apple Tree – The World School’s Counselling team comprises Counsellors who cater to the well-being of students in our school setting. The Counsellors act as facilitators, and parents are encouraged to speak their mind, and let out their feelings and emotions without interruption. This helps parents introspect, which enables the Counsellor to guide them to handle the matter on their own. However, personal guidance is provided whenever required. Parents are helped to identify their learning styles and further guided if they need additional support from teachers or specialists.
For virtual surveillance of the campus, a CCTV system is in place to monitor activities, keep records and collect evidence in case of any unwarranted events. There are IP cameras installed in and around campus for surveillance purposes. The CCTV monitoring room is controlled by the School’s Information Technology team to ensure that the confidentiality and security of the data is maintained at all times, and any irregularities are brought to the notice of the management for action.
