Heartfulness International School, Kanha Campus

Students revised the ‘ow’ digraph and explored its different sounds. They also learned about independent clauses and how they make sense on their own, and were introduced to conjunctions to join sentences and understand basic punctuation changes.

Our LKG children practised number ordering and writing using fun games and block staircases, helping them see numbers in a simple, visual way. Alongside this, the light and gemstone activity helped them explore colours and patterns.

Our students participated in a seeding and harvesting activity on campus. Each class sowed Palak, Methi, potatoes, corn and radish and later harvested the crops. Every student has their name on a drum filled with soil, where they plant their seeds and take responsibility for nurturing and caring for them.

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People that help us – Gardener

Through hands-on exploration, children discovered the essential role of a gardener in creating and maintaining a green environment. They engaged with real gardening tools, observed soil care and learnt how sunlight, water and patience work together to nurture plant life. This experience not only developed their appreciation for nature but also deepened their understanding of responsibility, effort and the importance of those who care for our surroundings.

It was a truly memorable day for all of us as Aamir Khan, renowned actor, filmmaker and social changemaker, visited our school campus. He spent time painting with our students, participated in our Sanskrit class and interacted warmly with the school team.

In a meaningful conversation, he shared a powerful thought:
"Teachers have the ability to influence generations and shape the future of society."
This insight reminded us of the powerful role teachers play in shaping how students speak, think and connect with the world around them. In conversation with the children, he encouraged them to choose things in life that genuinely mean something to them.

Children also reflected on the meaning of the title of his new movie, Sitaare Zameen Par (Stars on Earth), sharing what they would feel if the stars came to Earth; a reflection we presented to him as a memento. He spent nearly an hour with us, deeply connecting with our mission and our children.

We are grateful for the inspiration and joy he brought to our school!

 

At HIS, we believe children learn best when their work feels real and purposeful.
Our In-House Authors’ Shelf celebrates our young writers. This year, Primary children have created and ‘published’ their own poems and stories, now proudly displayed in our classroom library.

By sharing their work with others, they build confidence, develop writing skills and experience the joy of meaningful learning.

 

We were honoured to welcome Mr. D. Sridhar Babu, Hon’ble IT Minister of Telangana, along with Mr. Konda Vishweshwar Reddy, Member of the Lok Sabha; Mrs. Aruna D.K, Member of the Lok Sabha; Mr. Yennam Srinivas Reddy, MLA; Mr. Anirudh Reddy Janampalli, MLA; Mr. K. Shankaraiah, MLA; Mr. Kale Yadaiah, MLA; Mr. C Narayana Reddy, IAS, District Collector, Rangareddy; and many more esteemed guests, to HIS Kanha Campus.
They toured our classrooms and facilities, and their appreciation for our learning spaces and teacher development initiatives reflects a shared vision for educational excellence.

 

At HIS, we take a skills-based approach to learning to read, write and spell.
It all begins in Pre-KG with pre-reading skills and grows throughout the school as children enjoy fun, playful activities designed to build their understanding of letter patterns and sounds.

This week, our Primary learners explored phonic tiles to encode and decode words, helping them think about how words are built and boosting their confidence and independence as readers and spellers.

People that help us - Meet the Cleaners!

Our children discovered the vital role cleaners play in keeping our surroundings clean and healthy. They explored the different tools used for cleaning, from broomsticks to dustpans and cleaning cloths and even got hands-on with tidying up their classroom.
Through this interactive experience, they learned about hygiene, responsibility and teamwork. Understanding how cleanliness impacts our well-being made the lesson on community helpers both engaging and meaningful!

People that help us - Meet the Plumbers!
Our children explored the important work plumbers do to keep water flowing in our homes and communities. From handling real tools to constructing their very own overhead water tank in the classroom, they took an active, discovery-led approach.

Along the way, they uncovered some fascinating science, like how water pressure is created and how it moves through our homes. This playful, hands-on experience made learning about community helpers both meaningful and memorable!

   

Smiles, fun, and learning!
Our young learners at HIS, Kanha Campus, explored the importance of dental hygiene through playful, hands-on activities. From letter identification games to understanding the importance of brushing and flossing, this interactive approach made learning both engaging and memorable!