We have a rich civilization that spans over 5000 years, ​offering numerous icons worthy of admiration. Yet, we have ​chosen only four icons from ancient and contemporary ​Bharat. These individuals' images will not only adorn the ​classroom walls but will also be integrated into our daily ​classroom discussions to make them more relatable.

Our mascot ‘Herdy buddies are all the characters a child can ​imagine playing at his finger tip. These characters help tell ​stories of bravery, fun and intelligence. The mascot is a ​collection of finger puppets and hand puppets.

The classroom walls should not remain plain white; they ​should also inspire a child's imagination. Each month, the ​walls are decorated with a unique theme to pique the ​children's curiosity and stimulate creative discussions.

We commemorate a specific day each month dedicated to a ​meaningful concept. This idea is meant to resonate with ​children even beyond their school years.

Generosity begins at home, and teaching the value of ​giving back should start early in life. With this ​principle in mind, we organize three charity events ​every year.

BLOOD DONATION:

Human-made creations are becoming increasingly common. ​However, one thing that remains untouched by human hands is ​human blood. The demand for blood in hospitals is constant. It ​is our responsibility as citizens to lend a helping hand ​whenever possible. We coordinate blood donation camps under ​the guidance of a prominent hospital, where community ​volunteers generously donate their blood. This blood donation ​drives take place between July to September.

CLOTHING DRIVE:

The 'Buy one, get one free' shopping trend has provided us with ​more clothing options but has also led to cluttered wardrobes. ​Unlike shopping deals, our wardrobe space remains the same. ​Additionally, fluctuations in our waistline contribute to ​wardrobe challenges. Thus, it is essential to declutter our ​wardrobes regularly. A great way to do this is by donating ​clothes to those who need them. We collaborate in helping ​distribute the gently used clothing to those less fortunate. In ​October to December quarter we organise the clothing drive.

KHICHADI (MEAL) VITRAN:

What better way to kick off the new year than by nourishing ​those in need? It brings a deep sense of fulfillment. We ​coordinate a kichadi meal vitran (donation) campaign where ​our young volunteers assist in distributing food packets. This ​initiative is held from January to March.

The brain is divided into two parts: the left and right ​hemispheres. The left side focuses on logical and rational ​thinking, while the right side is responsible for creativity ​and emotional thinking. To ensure comprehensive ​development, it's crucial to engage in activities that ​stimulate both sides of the brain.

Maintaining a healthy body creates a conducive ​environment for a thriving brain. By providing proper ​nutrition and encouraging regular physical activity ​through sports and games, we can establish a solid ​foundation for the future of our children.

Green vegetables are often disliked by children. ​Introducing a variety of tastes early on is vital to prevent ​nutritional deficiencies later in life. Incorporating correct ​breathing techniques and mantras fulfills the holistic ​development needs of a child.

In our teaching approach, we prioritize all 8 elements of child ​development equally to design an effective pedagogy.

The concept that 'what can be measured can be ​managed' is essential across various aspects of ​human development like sports, business, and ​academia. Accurate and timely evaluations are key ​in helping individuals make informed decisions in ​their respective fields. This importance is ​particularly evident in early education, setting the ​groundwork for lifelong learning.

We have designed an innovative 5P-3D Holistic ​Assessment program. We evaluate every child on 5 ​parameters of Social foundation, Language and ​literacy, Physical wellbeing and motor development, ​Creative + imagination, and Mathematics. The ​evaluation is done using 3 dimensional approach of ​teacher’s observations, compilation of children's ​work and class assessments.

We offer two programs for children, each running ​five days a week.

Admissions open for the following age group.

We follow the academic calendar starting from April ​through March.

For fee and admission details, ​please contact the office at -

Sunshine Education and Art Trust ​https://www.seatrust.org.in

Siliguri, W.B. INDIA - 734010