I wish to quote the saying of Rabindranath Tagore: "Life has no syllabus." These profound words encapsulate the very essence of our educational philosophy, reminding us that education transcends the boundaries of textbooks. Values and Discipline place a pivotal role in making our children a good human being and a responsible citizen of our country. I believe that these two pillars are essential for personal development and academic success, shaping our students into responsible and compassionate individuals.
Dear children values are the guiding principles that influence our behaviour and decision-making. They help us navigate challenges, build relationships, and contribute positively to society. Key values such as respect, integrity, empathy, and responsibility are integral to our school culture.
Other important aspect that I want to stress upon is discipline which is a practice of training oneself to follow rules, develop self-control, and persevere in the face of difficulties. It is vital for achieving goals and fostering a productive learning environment. Discipline encourages students to stay focused on their studies and manage their time effectively. When students cultivate good study habits and prioritize their responsibilities, they are more likely to excel academically.
As we all know that life is full of challenges, discipline will help you in navigating the setbacks and maintain a positive attitude. A disciplined environment promotes respect for rules and expectations, leading to a more harmonious school experience. When students understand the importance of discipline, they contribute to a culture where everyone feels safe and valued.
I firmly believe that values and discipline go hand in hand. While values provide the moral compass that guides behaviour, discipline is the framework that helps students put those values into practice. Together, they create well-rounded individuals who are not only academically proficient but also ethical and socially responsible.
At Arwachin International School, we are committed to nurture both values and discipline in our students. By creating a culture that emphasizes these principles, we prepare them not only for academic success but also for their roles as engaged and responsible citizens. As we continue on this journey together, let us remember that the greatest lessons often extend beyond the classroom and into the hearts and minds of our future leaders.
To conclude, I would like to reiterate my belief with the quote by Mahatma Gandhi:
“Be the change that you want to see in the world”
Regards
RUCHIRA BHATNAGAR
PRINCIPAL
ARWACHIN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL