Everyone’s all-time favorite game: SHIKHA S. LAMBA Pictionary (Ages 7+) Sequence (Ages 7+) Gonuts for Donuts (Ages 8+) Game of Life (Ages 9+) Pie Face (Ages 5+) Risk (Ages 10+) Scrabble (Ages 7+) Monopoly Did you know that there are over 1100 versions of this popular game? The game was first developed in 1933, and is currently published in 47 …
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Singh Agamjot can sit all day and not talk to anyone when he is immersed in his art. An active and creative child since a young age, he loved to create with his hands be it with Lego, playdough or colours. As he grew, so did his art. From sketching just people, Agamjot moved on to being inspired by other …
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Arunav, a high school senior from Hong Kong International School was trying to find internship opportunities at NGOs/charities in Hong Kong but found it very hard to contact many of them or to even get a reply regarding his inquiries. He had to look for several days to eventually find a suitable place to volunteer at. Learning from his own …
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Vani and Svara are two sisters who despite being 5 years apart get along better than most siblings. They have varied interests; one loves Bollywood dancing, and the other is a Kathak dancer (Indian Classical dance). One likes to bake, and the other can write an essay on Lep’s world (a popular video game). Despite the differences in their personalities, …
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Manav Shankar is a recent graduate of King George V School, heading to the University of the Arts, London to study film and T.V. Part of the 2020 graduating class, Manav found himself putting his plans on hold due to the COVID 19. During this time, he decided to create a mini photography exhibition with “Time” as his theme. One …
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Ahaana is a rising senior at Hong Kong International School and has been a Girl Scout for 9 yrs. For her freshmen research paper, Ahaana chose to research a subject she is very passionate about, which is improving English speaking and comprehension for girls in India. This experience provoked her to go deeper into the issue, and she realised she …
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Two dynamic, young entrepreneurs, both from diverse backgrounds, pioneered an eco-friendly enterprise by recycling old shoes to provide footwear for the unshod in India. They have ensured that it also makes an environmentally-friendly social impact. Meet Shriyans Bhandari, 25, CEO Greensole, Mumbai & Director Heritage Girls School (HGS), Udaipur and Cofounder Ramesh Dhami (26). The former is from Udaipur, schooled …
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Did you know that green tea is a well-kept Japanese topical skincare secret that is jam packed with antioxidants, antiinflammatory, and antibacterial properties? Drinking green tea is a wonderful means to speed up your metabolism and keep your skin looking healthy. Here in our skin kitchen we love our “do it yourself “recipe for this “Oyasumi おやすみ” Goodnight Green Tea …
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What children eat in the early adolescent years will influence their life, years later when they become adults. Right eating habits instilled early on help prevent a multitude of health issues and diseases such as Diabetes, Obesity, Chronic Gut issues etc. Start early so they can stay healthy longer. Fresh fruits and vegetables. Visualize half the plate with fruits and …
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vc_rowvc_column width=”1/3″vc_single_image image=”5156″ img_size=”full” alignment=”center”vc_custom_heading text=”Positive Impacts of Corona” font_container=”tag:h2|text_align:center” use_theme_fonts=”yes”vc_separator color=”custom” css=”.vc_custom_1596715710545{padding-top: 10px !important;padding-bottom: 10px !important;}”vc_column_text Never ever in life before have I had holidays galore? All thanks to the little virus more than 100 relaxing days, homemade food, online classes, and multiple WhatsApp games. Every day I could see, the beauty of the morning sun, I could do …
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