Education should be more humane, it should include the refinement of the heart…
Dr Radha Krishnan

Schools should teach children to be humane, rather than learned monsters. As such education needs to be more humane in the present scenario. Teaching of facts and figures in the classrooms alone, within the framework of the syllabi may fail miserably in educating a child, if he or she is not groomed to be humane.
Indeed, the utmost need of the hour is the inculcation of the “humane” element in education. For true education is training of both the head and the heart.
The greatest challenge today is to instill humane values in our students, amidst innumerable undesirable external influences. Yet our endeavor towards making education more humane should persist.
 

The Annual Sports Meet of the boys section was conducted  in the boys school premises on 10 Dec. 2009. H.E. CG of India  Mr. Sayeed Ahmed Baba graced the occasion as the Chief Guest. Mr. Shakeel Ahmed Con. Education and School Observer was the Guest of Honour. The Principal welcomed the gathering. The Chairman of the MC Mr. Salah Karadan and the members of the MC Mr. Sultan Mazharuddin, Mr. Tajuddin and Mr. Salabat Lodhi were present and distributed the prizes. The boys competed with true sportsmanship spirit in events like volley ball, basket ball, cricket, badminton, table tennis, chess, carom,  track and field events etc.  The Overall Championship was bagged by the Blue House  in the IX-XII block and Green House in the VI-VIII block.

The Annual Sports Meet of the girls section was held on 23 Nov. 2009. The programme was graced by Mrs. Uzma Shakeel, w/o Con. Education and School Observer, as the Chief Guest. Maryam Alavi the Head Girl welcomed the gathering. Students competed enthusiastically in events like throw ball, badminton, table tennis, chess, carom, track and field Events etc. The Overall Championship was bagged by the Yellow House in the IX– XII block and the Red House in the VI-VIII block.

TEACHERS TRAINED TO BE MENTORS

 Challenge Change– a unique training programme was organised by IISJ Management during the summer holidays in Bangalore, India. This workshop on leadership training was attended by 25 staff members from all over India. The programme was spread over a period of four days with various important aspects of leadership training in the agenda. The training programme was successful in leaving an indelible impact on the participants who unanimously agreed that it has given them a deep insight into the fundamental aspects of leadership. A review on the training programme was conducted on 26 Oct 09 where all the participants shared their experiences with the management. The management expressed satisfaction on the phenomenal success of the programme and pledged to continue the trend of such programmes in future.