The last month of summer is quickly fading into cloudy skies and colder mornings. As much as we love the smell of soil after the first rain, monsoons bring their share of troubles, especially for infrastructure. Before the rainy months start, the Foundation will oversee the completion of all work
It’s already the fifth month of the year. Time flies! Determination is vital – whether to get good grades, become better at your craft, or continue working in this blistering heat. Students gathered bright and eager today morning to watch a film on determination. The Foundation organised a career guidance
A few hiccups and a dozen achievements, lots has been happening over at the DU Foundation.Two of our students have started the new year on the right foot. A B.Sc. Nursing student has aced her second year with high marks from a renowned multi-specialty hospital in Mumbai. Another of our
With omicron creeping into our lives, we’re once again faced with the challenge of doing what needs to be done without endangering health. Once again, students are amongst the people who suffer the most in the face of social distancing, lockdowns and curfews. Not wanting the students to lose their
Classrooms are an integral part of a child’s educational journey. Proper ventilation, soothing colours, good lighting and proper seating are all important to ensure that a child is comfortable and is able to make the most of his time at school. A school at Vehloli was in very poor shape
1. As normalcy resumes, so do in-person monthly meet-ups. The monthly student meeting will be held on 5th December at Mahila Mandal School, Shahapur. In line with our holistic approach, a video of a renowned personality will be shown to the students at the meeting. 2. Jayanti Mane is pursuing
Not letting the pandemic affect the student’s educational experiences, the Foundation conducted it’s monthly student meeting via Google Meet on 5th September (EDT). All students were divided into groups of twenty, and these meetings were run by two Karyakartas. The students were shown a video on English speaking and communication skills.
The students, along with their parents, attended this interview. The following criteria was used by the committee while making its determinations: Ability of the student to pursue the field of education that he or she has selected. The interest, encouragement, and support of the parents towards their child’s education. Student’s
Trustees, committee members, and a structural engineer visited the Swatantryaveer Raj Guru Secondary School on August 20th to assess the damage wrought by a storm in May. They’re investigating and evaluating to determine how they can best facilitate the resumption of normal operations of the school.